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2 books as usual, might as well go on as we are although we are only a very select few :-D

Realised I didn't list the books


Full circle Katie Flynn writing as Judith Saxton
The Island by Victoria Hislop
The Last Embrace - Pam Jenoff
The Silent Hours - Cesca Major
The Girl in The Photograph by Kate Riordan
The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman
The Woman who stole my life by Marian Keyes
Without a Trace by Lesley Pearse




Review date 30 September.

From Persephone

However, it is not Katie Flynn's one I was looking at in library it was another one of Judith Saxtons.. I can't get it there are heaps but not that one.

Can you go and change it to Victoria Hislop - the Island.... that is in the libraries.

The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman

I am around GlossieAnn, I got back this evening and saw my message unopened. Thought you might have done it your Wed night... It is now my Thurs night.. it can be a beggar this time difference.

Thanks GlossieAnn for changing my selection.

I think I will be okay for most of the others as well.. see how I go.

Girl in the photograph
Without a trace

Full Circle

Without a Trace

Without a Trace

The Woman who Stole my Life

Result of vote


Full circle Katie Flynn writing as Judith Saxton 1
The Island by Victoria Hislop 1
The Last Embrace - Pam Jenoff
The Silent Hours - Cesca Major
The Girl in The Photograph by Kate Riordan 1
The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman 1
The Woman who stole my life by Marian Keyes 1
Without a Trace by Lesley Pearse 111

So a clear winner which I hope we can all manage to read.

Without a Trace by Lesley Pearse 111

then read any of the following

Full circle Katie Flynn writing as Judith Saxton 1
The Island by Victoria Hislop 1
The Girl in The Photograph by Kate Riordan 1
The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman 1
The Woman who stole my life by Marian Keyes 1

Mersey neither of your books were chosen, by all means, if you already have them, review them for us :-)

Review 30 September.

Thanks, Ann.
Will do my best to read as many as possible :-D

Thanks Glossie Ann.

Pammy, I will look out for that one about Molly, it does sound as though I would like it. I do read quite a lot of books that have recipes in them as well.

Hi, I'm back ,...., well sort of! At last I have got a tablet,( after a lot of encouragement from my son,). Have been ra5her busy recentl
So not reading as much as I used to, However, have been reading some non fiction books.. Bought a new copy of "Two Nations - 1846. ,.abou!t the corn laws, the potato famine and Robert Peel. + a lot of other things happening at the time. Will come in handy when looking at what my ancestors were doing around that time, Have also just got a paperback from a charity shop about the mining ice age, 8t includes info on " the year with no summer" and its impact on the world. At the moment I am reading a Paul Lawrence book called The Sweet Smell of Death. A who run it set in the time of Charles the second.
Have just had a cataract removed from my left eye, Waiting for the right one to be done. Vision a bit blur4ed at the moment , - so I'm using that fact, together with my inexperience with a Tablet or even a mobile phone or a digital camera, as an excuse with the sloppiness of this posting. Not sure if I will be able to get to the Library to get any of the books listed this time, but if not I will do a review on one of the library books I have already got.
By the way Birmingham Libraries are buying fewer books and newspapers now, It seems that some branches will not be getting any fiction printed you blushed in the last twelve months, So if any books recommended are new releases, I won't be able to get them, Am hoping though to get Phillipa Gregory's latest offering, about Katherine Parr.

Hope to do better in future.

Tess

Great to see you Tess, look forward to any reviews you can give us and do join in the suggestions next time. :-)

~~~~~s to all :-D

Hi Ann I am reading Pam Jenoff book at the moment so will do at review date :-)

Ok Mersey