I’m reading The Russia Hoax by Gregg Jarrett. Very good.

Re-reading I, Claudius by Robert Graves. Been years since I read it.

I usually get a new Bryant and May by Christopher Fowler at Christmas http://www.christopherfowler.co.uk/b...of-bryant-may/

Highly recommend the series. I want to join the Peculiar Crimes Unit!

HettyB

To Kill a Mocking Bird was listed by American readers as the number 1 favorite in PBS’s The Great American Read.

I'm not reading but am listening to a good podcast by Frances O'Roark Dowellthat you can find here:

https://quiltfiction.com/books/friendship-album-1933/

Harry Potter! For the first time. Loving them.

I am reading The Glass Rainbow by James Lee Burke. This is number 18 in the Dave Robicheau series which is also the best series I've ever read. Also, to Nora B: I recommend the Kindle Paperwhite. My library has a very good selection of ebooks and you can get good prices on Amazon.

I am reading several books now but my favorite series is by CJ Sansom who has a PhD in History and has written excellent books for The Shardlake Series that brings Tudor history to life. Fascinating and really shows you the power struggles within the king’s court.

For lighter contrast I just read Anna Quindlen “Still Life with Bread.” It is light but not silly.

I love Anna Quindlen but her last book, Alternate Side, was a disappointment.

Right now I am rereading the Jana deLeon, Miss Fortune series. Lots of fun in the Louisiana bayou country.
Louise Penny writes an excellent mystery series set in a small Canadian town.
An adult fairy tale by Sarah Addison Allen, Garden Spells.

Voyager. It is the third book int he Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon.