Book I'm Reading

Im reading A Little Death in Dixie by Lisa Turner, just not getting time to read it though

I'm reading The Witch of Little Italy, by Suzanne Palmieri. It seems to take a lot for granted at times, but overall it is keeping me interested.

A couple of books back I tried a new series by Carolyn Hart. I read Ghost at Work, about a woman who gets to be a guardian angel. She is 'assigned' someone who is being framed for murder, so she is off and running to try to solve the mystery. It was fun and kinda fluffy. I've acquired the rest of the series and will dip into it again fairly soon.

Anita, It is a borrowed book from the library.

Marian in Ohio

I recently finished "Circling the Sun" by Paula McLain. It's a bit like "Out of Africa." Now I'm reading her first book, "The Paris Wife". It's a fictional novel about Ernest Hemmingway & his wife but follows things factually as much as possible. Both books are well done.

I gave up on A Little Death in Dixie and am now reading a so so horror called The Silence by Tim Lebon, I just keep thinking he copied his creatures from the sci fi movie Riddick, its all I can picture when I read about them.

I'm way far behind, but trying to finish How Dogs Love Us, just not enough time while MIL was here and I'm going to have to do some reviewing to get caught up.

I seem to be in the mood for fluff these days. I finished The Little Witch from Italy. I'm having a hard time figuring out what to write in the review. The writing was good, in a technical way, and the story was compelling. But sometimes there were plot holes big enough to drive a Buick through. I did like it. But it could have been so much better.

Then I went on to Thirty-Three Teeth, second in a series about a medical examiner in Laos. That sounds so much more highbrow than it really was. It was whimsical and had some humour and mystery.

Then I started Anathem, by Neal Stephenson. Right now I'm just not ready to explore a whole new planet with a new language, I think. I usually like Stephenson's work, so I'm pretty sure it's my headspace, not the author's writing or story.

So, I started up Aunt Dimity and the Wishing Well. It's been a long time since I read anything in this series (I'm not reading them in order), so it'll take me a while to get back into that 'world'. But I recall that they're fun and fluffy, so that's what's on deck for me, for now.

FB I read a mixture of books and something easy and simple, enjoable and well, fluffy as you put it starting to appeal. A Norah Roberts just came into the library, thought Id try hers,, its the first of 3, something about an Inn. Im just flipping through the horror story, kinda dull.

Once I finished college I said I would never read anything but fiction for the rest of my life. I just wanted to read fluff, nothing that I knew I'd be tested on ever again. For the most part I've stuck to my resolution.

I like your resolution

I finished Hotel Paradise and really enjoyed the narration by the 12 year old, slow moving as far as the mystery, but I really enjoyed it.

I finally got started on the final (published) Outlander book, Written in My Own Heart's Blood, and I was hooked from the beginning. I can hardly put it down.

I just started Day Shift, a Charlaine Harris book, its the 2nd in the Midnight, Texas series

"If you've got it, Haunt it."  

Just started it so I can't tell you much about it yet...... YES!  I'm actually reading it....

catchy title Memaw, let us know what its like

Just started the  ew Evaovitch, The Scam!

does sound like a good halloween book, guess mine fits in too, its got a vampire, ghosts and mystery

Reading and going through some of my old Country Woman magazines. Found some good recipes and a couple new crochet patterns. Going through my diabetic book from Gwennie too for some new recipes.

Marian in Ohio

Im reading All the Pretty Horses by Cormac MacCarthy

Just finished The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd. She also wrote The Secret Life of Bees. Both great reads/

Currently on Unbreakable by Kami Garcia.

This is book #40 for the year (if I haven't missed any on my list). I think I'll just post when I start a new one, so you won't think I'm a Missing Member.

I'm reading Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty for our library book club. It is really good.

I have just started Dragonfly in Amber - it is the second book in the Outlander series by Dianne Galbadon. I managed to buy the whole 8 book series as PDF files on cd - $10 for the lot so I can load them on to my iPad.