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My book beginnings is taken from TAHOE DARK by Todd Borg:
""We got your son Jonas," a voice on the phone said. It was a strange, buzzy voice, vaguely feminine, warping like it had been hung in the wind to twist and turn."
Mr. Borg's books are ALWAYS very good.
""We got your son Jonas," a voice on the phone said. It was a strange, buzzy voice, vaguely feminine, warping like it had been hung in the wind to twist and turn."
Mr. Borg's books are ALWAYS very good.
Books finished the last two weeks:
THE VELVET HOURS by Alyson Richman
Loved the book.
Review is in the book's title.
Captain Kidd travels around the country reading the news while he is transporting a ten-year old girl that had been captured by the Indians and then returned.
I enjoyed the book.
Love the descriptions of the undeveloped country but happy I didn't live back then.
Review on October 6.
Wonderful story line despite the WWII situations.
Review is in the book's title.
LETTERS FROM PARIS by Juliet Blackwell
THE CONFECTIONER'S TALE by Laura Madeleine
THE VELVET HOURS by Alyson Richman
Loved the book.
Review is in the book's title.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD by Paulette Jiles:Captain Kidd travels around the country reading the news while he is transporting a ten-year old girl that had been captured by the Indians and then returned.
I enjoyed the book.
Love the descriptions of the undeveloped country but happy I didn't live back then.
Review on October 6.
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KAROLINA'S TWINS by Ronald H. BalsonWonderful story line despite the WWII situations.
Review is in the book's title.
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LETTERS FROM PARIS by Juliet Blackwell
I really enjoyed LETTERS FROM PARIS.
Review will be on September 20.
Review will be on September 20.
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THE CONFECTIONER'S TALE by Laura Madeleine
Happy Reading!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping.
These all look very good...enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the ones I read.
DeleteI am loving Todd Borg's book.
Thanks for stopping, Laurel.
They all look interesting.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed them.
DeleteThanks for stopping, Ellen.
Your header photograph is lovely. I will be back for the review of Letters from Paris.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Roberta. The header is from when we were in Portree, Scotland.
DeleteGreat...see you on the review day of Letters from Paris.
Thanks for stopping, Roberta.