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book you are reading, along with your initial thoughts about the
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My book beginnings is taken from THE BOOK OF SUMMER by Michelle Gable:


"Rumor has it the quintessential Nantucket manse known as Cliff House is days from falling into the ocean. A heartbreak, to be sure. It's the only original and complete pre-1978 building left on the northernmost half of Baxter Road."
"Rumor has it the quintessential Nantucket manse known as Cliff House is days from falling into the ocean. A heartbreak, to be sure. It's the only original and complete pre-1978 building left on the northernmost half of Baxter Road."
An enjoyable read - review will be on May 9.
Books Finished:
I FOUND YOU by Lisa Jewell
Lots of suspense and surprises.
Review will be on May 3.
LOVED this book. Review will be on May 2.
I FOUND YOU by Lisa Jewell
Lots of suspense and surprises.
Review will be on May 3.
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THE CUTAWAY by Christina Kovac.
Review is in the book's title.
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THE NIGHT THE LIGHTS WENT OUT by Karen White
Review will be on April 25 - LOVED the book.
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THE WIDOW OF WALL STREET by Randy Susan Meyers
Review is in the book's title....marvelous read and story line.
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THE BAKER'S SECRET by Stephen P. KiernanLOVED this book. Review will be on May 2.
Happy Friday!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are reading a good book!!
Thanks for stopping.
The Book of Summer sounds good...and I am also eager to read the Karen White, which I now have, and I Found You, which has been on my stacks for a while.
ReplyDeleteHere's mine: “WOMAN NO. 17”
ENJOY them all when you read them.
DeleteThanks for stopping, Laurel.
Nice selection of books. I have several of them in my stacks now, and want to read them all.
ReplyDeleteI hope you love the similar ones we have.
DeleteThanks for stopping, Catherine.
Only pre-1978 house? That makes me wonder what's going on. It reveals the setting, but not much about the characters or the plot.
ReplyDeleteIt was good.
DeleteIt was about the Codman family and the summer house that has been in the family for a hundred years. The house and land was being eroded by the ocean, and the last surviving female doesn't want to give up the house.
I enjoyed the books.
Thanks for stopping, Roberta.
The Book of Summer arrived in my mailbox yesterday. Glad to see you enjoyed it. I won't be reading it for a few weeks.
ReplyDeleteIt was good.
DeleteMy only complaint was the small, handwriten font on the parts that contained excerpts from the memory book they kept in the house. :)
I had to use a magnifying glass to read it. LOL!!
Thanks for stopping, Mary.
Oh, thanks for the heads up!!
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DeleteLooks like it's time to start looking into some summer reading. The Book of Summer looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteIt was a good read. Totally enjoyed the story line and the main character.
DeleteThanks for stopping, Gigi.