Book Club

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I just started Viola Shipman's ,  The Heirloom Garden. 

[BornToShop]

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@Epicurean wrote:

Born to shop. Greg lies is one of my favorites. Wishing he had a new book coming out soon.

Since he is so fantastic, he won't mass produce like some of the authors I care not to mention.  GREG ILES is worth waiting for!  

[CareBears]

I just finished Fear Nothing by Lisa Gardner, a favorte author of many this was good!

[BirkiLady]

Everything Here Is Beautiful by Mira T. Lee (5 Stars)

Novel told in alternating points of view about mental illness. At the heart, this is the story of two sisters. Miranda is the responsible, older one and Lucia is the headstrong, unpredictable, younger one. It's a young woman's quest to find happiness, fulfillment, and a life unconstrained by her illness. But it is also an unforgettable, touching, yet painful story of the sacrifices others make to truly love someone . . . and when loyalty to one's self must prevail over everything else. Excellent read!  

[Vivian]

I'm reading "A Divided Loyalty," the latest installment in one of my favorite historical British mysteries. Charles Todd is actually a mother and son writing team. I don't know how they do it but their mysteries are first-rate. The series, featuring Inspector Ian Rutledge, a WW1 veteran with his own PTSD ghosts, is a great read.

[pateacher]

I am reading The First Mrs. Rothschild by Sara Aharoni.

It was one of the free book choices last month.

[maximillian]

@Vivian 

The Charles Todd books are good reads.  I like them because the police and detectives are in a time period without our modern day technology.  They solve mysteries and crimes by old-fashioned, but effective means.  They really talk to people, find out past family relationships and histories, and simply "put two and two together."  Very satisfying stories.  I haven't read your particular title, but I have read a few and I have one in a closet waiting to be read. 

[GenXmuse]

I've been busy "reading" or listening really to a lot of books lately because there isn't much else to do, plus I can cook, clean, do laundry etc while I listen. Much better than television. 

Into the Water by Paula Hawkins-4.5 stars

The Good Girl by Mary Kubica-4 Stars 

When She Returned by Lucinda Berry-3.5 stars

The Wives by Taryn Fisher-3 Stars

The Secret Mother by Shalini Boland-4 stars

The Housekeeper by Natalie Barelli-5 stars

The Unseen World by Liz Moore-3.5 stars

The Woman I was Before by Kerry Fisher-3 stars

Call your Daughter Home by Deb Spera-5+ stars HIGHLY RECOMMEND 

The Home for Unwantec Girls by Joanne Goodman-5 stars

Right Behind You by Lisa Gardner-4 stars

Big Lies in a Small Town by Diane Chamberlain-5 stars. 

Presently I'm listening to A Keeper by Graham Norton. 

[beckyb1012]

Chosen People and A Time To Stand, by Robert Whitlow .

Excellent legal thrillers with a strong faith base.

[CANDLEQUEEN]

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@GenXmuse wrote:

I've been busy "reading" or listening really to a lot of books lately because there isn't much else to do, plus I can cook, clean, do laundry etc while I listen. Much better than television. 

Into the Water by Paula Hawkins-4.5 stars

The Good Girl by Mary Kubica-4 Stars 

When She Returned by Lucinda Berry-3.5 stars

The Wives by Taryn Fisher-3 Stars

The Secret Mother by Shalini Boland-4 stars

The Housekeeper by Natalie Barelli-5 stars

The Unseen World by Liz Moore-3.5 stars

The Woman I was Before by Kerry Fisher-3 stars

Call your Daughter Home by Deb Spera-5+ stars HIGHLY RECOMMEND 

The Home for Unwantec Girls by Joanne Goodman-5 stars

Right Behind You by Lisa Gardner-4 stars

Big Lies in a Small Town by Diane Chamberlain-5 stars. 

Presently I'm listening to A Keeper by Graham Norton. 

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@GenXmuse . Thank you for this list and your ratings as quite a few of these books are on my list to read!