Moon Holiday

I just finished reading Garth Stein's The Art of Racing in the Rain (story is told by Enzo the dog) and a great suspense by Joseph Finder called Vanished. Also recently finished and loved, Caught by Harlan Coben, House Rules by Jodi Picoult, and Lee Child "Reacher" book, Gone Tomorrow. I just started reading Child's Worth Dying For and I'm sure I'll love it as much as his others.

dewie45

I have been on a series binge. Since Christmas I have read all of the Elm Creek books, the Benni Harper series including Spider Web, and am now in the middle of the #1 Ladies Dectective Agency group.

Last week I read a mystery by a local author that was centered around the limestone industry near where I grew up. I believe she was part of a family that owned a mill.

Moon Holiday

Oh, I really enjoyed Alexander McCall Smith's books, especially the #1 Ladies Detective Agency series.

Nanjun

I started the James Patterson books with #10 lol. Didnt realize it was a series. I get them on my Kindle and really enjoy them.

QuiltingNinaSue

Surprised that author Monica Ferris, mystery writer has not been mentioned. Her main character owns and operates a knitting shop...Blackwork (was not familiar with that craft, interesting) Knitting Bones; Frammed in Lace; Embroidered truths; Hanging by a thread; A murderous yarn; Unravedled sleeve; Sins and needles.

And Maggie Sefton: Knit one, kill two; A deadly yarn; A killer stitch; Needled to death.

Laura Childs: the Teaberry strangler; gunpower green; dragonwell dead; chamolile morning. ( Main character runs a tea shop).

And Emily Brightwell: Mrs. Jefferies a victorian mystery series: Mrs. J & the feast of St Stephen;...holds the trump.

First in a new series by Kirsta Davis: the Diva runs out of thyme.

canuckninepatch

The book "ROOM" by Emma Donoghue is a very interesting read. If you start to lose interest in the first part of the book, keep going, because it gets much better.

Ladyjanedoe

We have that same thing here and it is a God send. I do buy Kindle books though. Can't help it . It's almost as bad as a fabric addiction.

running1

Radical by David Platt...

aliaslaceygreen

Just about finished with Knit Two, the sequel to the Friday Night Knitting Club.... A book I didn't think I would enjoy so much, and that I can't help recommending to people....

The sequel is just as good.... I really like the way the author writes..

Tallulah

I got it for my Kindle and thought that it would be really good. A lot of people said that they liked it. I just got to the point where the bad language was too much. I read for pleasure and don't like books with cursing in it. I won't finish it. I am going to delete it. Could have been a good book otherwise. Some might say well that would be the way the carnival people talked, but I don't talk like that and don't have friends who talk like that, so why invite it into my home? Oh, well, this is just my humble opinion.