Y'all have probably forgotten that I exist (can't say as I blame you!) Read a really fun and zany mystery last month:
No One to Trust. I can't get the product thingie to find it. Do not tell me it is only on Amazon. It's out by Carina Press so I think her books are everywhere. Dang it. It was a cozy mystery after my own heart (the heroine is a hopeless geek.) 
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BearMountainBooks wrote:
Y'all have probably forgotten that I exist (can't say as I blame you!) Read a really fun and zany mystery last month:
No One to Trust. I can't get the product thingie to find it. Do not tell me it is only on [the A-word}. It's out by Carina Press so I think her books are everywhere. Dang it. It was a cozy mystery after my own heart (the heroine is a hopeless geek.)
You have to select ebooks on the add product screen.
BearMountainBooks wrote:
Y'all have probably forgotten that I exist (can't say as I blame you!) Read a really fun and zany mystery last month:
No One to Trust. I can't get the product thingie to find it. Do not tell me it is only on {the A-word}. It's out by Carina Press so I think her books are everywhere. Dang it. It was a cozy mystery after my own heart (the heroine is a hopeless geek.)
Here you go, Maria - sorry I had to edit it!
Ryan: That book looks really interesting. I see it doesn't come out until July 24th. I'm definitely going to have to get that one. Thanks for the heads up! Love those gothic mysteries!
Ryan_G wrote:Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling
I started it last night and while I'm tring to get used to the narrative sytle, the narrator switches between past, present, and future with the same paragraph, I'm enjoying it so far.
eadieburke wrote:Ryan: That book looks really interesting. I see it doesn't come out until July 24th. I'm definitely going to have to get that one. Thanks for the heads up! Love those gothic mysteries!
Ryan_G wrote:Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling
Ryan_G wrote:I started it last night and while I'm tring to get used to the narrative sytle, the narrator switches between past, present, and future with the same paragraph, I'm enjoying it so far.
eadieburke wrote:Ryan: That book looks really interesting. I see it doesn't come out until July 24th. I'm definitely going to have to get that one. Thanks for the heads up! Love those gothic mysteries!
Ryan_G wrote:Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling
That sounds a bit confusing!
I'm about half way through now and I think it was just those few pages that was happening with. I haven't had it be an issue since. I will say this wasn't what I thought it was going to be, but there is a strange beauty about it so far.
eadieburke wrote:
Ryan_G wrote:I started it last night and while I'm tring to get used to the narrative sytle, the narrator switches between past, present, and future with the same paragraph, I'm enjoying it so far.
eadieburke wrote:Ryan: That book looks really interesting. I see it doesn't come out until July 24th. I'm definitely going to have to get that one. Thanks for the heads up! Love those gothic mysteries!
Ryan_G wrote:Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling
That sounds a bit confusing!
Ryan_G wrote:I'm about half way through now and I think it was just those few pages that was happening with. I haven't had it be an issue since. I will say this wasn't what I thought it was going to be, but there is a strange beauty about it so far.
eadieburke wrote:
Ryan_G wrote:I started it last night and while I'm tring to get used to the narrative sytle, the narrator switches between past, present, and future with the same paragraph, I'm enjoying it so far.
eadieburke wrote:Ryan: That book looks really interesting. I see it doesn't come out until July 24th. I'm definitely going to have to get that one. Thanks for the heads up! Love those gothic mysteries!
Ryan_G wrote:Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling
That sounds a bit confusing!
Nice to hear that! I will definitely look forward to reading it!
My September featured read has been sitting on my pile and I just couldn't stop from reading it, enjoy my review now and come to General Fiction in September for the read if you'd like
here's my review
http://thereadingfrenzy.blogspot.com/2012/07/revie
I just started
Shadow of Night (All Souls Trilogy #2) amazing, I'll have a Q&A with the author on Tuesday
Okay I couldn't keep my hands off this
The Other Woman all I can say is WOW Hank you outdid yourself
here's my review
http://thereadingfrenzy.blogspot.com/2012/07/revie
plus Hank will be my guest the whole month of October when General Fiction features this novel for the month
dhaupt wrote:Okay I couldn't keep my hands off this
The Other Woman all I can say is WOW Hank you outdid yourself
here's my review
http://thereadingfrenzy.blogspot.com/2012/07/revie
w-of-other-woman-by-hank-phillipi.html
plus Hank will be my guest the whole month of October when General Fiction features this novel for the month
Debbie:
Enjoyed your review! This book looks really good - I'll have to read this one too!
eadieburke wrote:
dhaupt wrote:
Okay I couldn't keep my hands off this
The Other Woman all I can say is WOW Hank you outdid yourself
here's my review
http://thereadingfrenzy.blogspot.com/2012/07/revie
w-of-other-woman-by-hank-phillipi.html
plus Hank will be my guest the whole month of October when General Fiction features this novel for the month
Debbie:
Enjoyed your review! This book looks really good - I'll have to read this one too!
I've read it already, too. It's REALLY fast-paced - I couldn't put it down!
