Brought home from the library van yesterday were these few. I've only got nine others reserved so at this rate I'll be running out of reading matter. I'd better do a search to find some others to reserve.
I know I'll like the crime by Ann Granger and Candice Robb and the book by Claire Keegan will be another quick read. The other two are an unknown quantity so I'll see how they go.
These were the books brought home last month. I didn't read the Ann Cleeves book as it was one of the series with Vera's finale on TV over Christmas. I also didn't read the two by Louise Scarr. I still have two of these below to read.
Right, I'm off to check my book of books read and Fantastic Fiction to see if any of my favourite authors have written anything new that I can reserve.
Those look perfect to curl up with.
ReplyDeleteNo chance of me ever getting low on books to read, as I am doing lots of crafting now and not enough hours in the day. Did I mention the JD Kirk (murder mystery) books to you? A friend has been keeping me supplied with those and they are good reading.
ReplyDeleteFF - one of my favourite sites!
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DeleteThat of course is the problem. Writers do not keep up with our reading of them. Sad Vera is leaving the stage but there is a whole backlog on Iplayer to read.
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ReplyDeleteWe watched the last 'Vera' last night and found it an almost perfect ending!
ReplyDeleteI like Ann Cleeves' writing - she must have very intricate thought processes.
I struggle to hold a book these days but am determined to get through some of my stacks! Starting today with a Bloomsbury Group book.
ReplyDeleteWhen I have a favorite living writer, I complain they don't write fast enough for me! And the ones who are gone never wrote enough.
ReplyDeleteI hate when you love a book so much it is hard to see it end...
ReplyDeleteI just finished The Grey Wolf by Louis Penny (her latest). If you haven't read that series, I found it very good. Read them in order, though, if you can...
ReplyDeleteI'm also reading a series by Iona Whishaw that I am enjoying - it's the "Lane Winslow mystery" series. These have kept me busy reading on cold, icy days when I don't want to go out and about. Happy reading, Sue!
* Louise Penny !
DeleteAnother Louise Penny fan here. I am reading through them very slowly as I enjoy them so much and don’t want them to run out.
ReplyDeleteIt’s certainly weather for reading just now. I have finally started to read The Figurine by Victoria Hyslop which I bought ages ago and forgot about. Catriona
ReplyDeleteYou've got some good books to read. The Winter months are made more tolerable with good reading material. Must not forget the cup of tea or coffee too.
ReplyDeleteI don't read as nearly as much as I used to, however in the last few months I have 're-discovered' the gentle art of reading, seems I may have reminded myself of what I was missing!
ReplyDeleteYour post on crinkle crankle walls brought memories flooding back. My Nana lived on Garden Lane in Worlingham, Suffolk. Opposite her house was a crinkle crankle wall on the property of the Aldous market garden. I played with the four Aldous boys, Peter, Trevor, Keith and David and have the warmest memories of them and their lovely mother and very quiet father. I hope you don't mind me posting this but I often think of them and if any of your readers know of them I'd love to find a way to get in touch (without being creepy or invading anyones privacy). I think as adults they might have opened a garden centre somewhere else in Suffolk.
ReplyDeleteI have read the story collector, and while it took me a bit to get into it I really enjoyed it by the end.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Another lovely book haul. I think I have The Story Collector on my kindle. I shall have to check.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read Ann Granger in years. Thanks for the reminder.
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