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book you are reading, along with your initial thoughts about the
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Please remember to include the title of the book and the author's
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My book beginnings is taken from AT WAVE'S END by Patricia Perry Donovan:
"With Piquant's stainless steel kitchen door propped at exactly the right angle, head chef Faith Sterling could clandestinely scan the entire dining room, which at eleven o'clock on this mid-September weeknight remained two-thirds full."
Books Finished:
A KILLER HARVEST by Paul Cleave - review will be on August 2.
A true thriller.
Review will be on August 1. A lovely read based on a true event.
Review is in the book's title.
Review is in the book's title.
A KILLER HARVEST by Paul Cleave - review will be on August 2.
A true thriller.
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THE BOOKSHOP AT WATER'S END by Patti Callahan Henry.
Review is in the book's title.
Review is in the book's title.
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THE ALMOST SISTERS by Joshilyn Jackson - review is in the book's title.
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EMMA IN THE NIGHT by Wendy Walker.
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THE COTTINGLEY SECRET by Hazel GaynorReview will be on August 1. A lovely read based on a true event.
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THE WILDLING SISTERS by Eve Chase
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THE CHILD by Fiona BartonReview is in the book's title.
I really want to read The Child! :)
ReplyDelete- El @ El's Book Reviews
I hope you get to read it, El.
DeleteThanks for stopping and commenting.
The book beginning is really interesting. I like food oriented stories!
ReplyDeleteIt is food and family-oriented.
DeleteI actually finished it last night and loved it.
Thanks for commenting, Mystica.
At Wave's End grabbed my interest. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHere's mine: “EMMA IN THE NIGHT”
I think you would like the book, Laurel.
DeleteThanks for commenting.
Terrific beginning! I'm glad you enjoyed this book.
ReplyDeleteIt was a lovely, heartwarming read.
DeleteThanks for commenting, Suko.
I've seen a couple of those books, but haven't read any of them yet.
ReplyDeleteThanks to your Book Beginnings, I'm hungry! (And it makes me what goes on at that restaurant and what's on their menu that they're so busy late at night!)
The book has three chefs in it, lots of food, and lots of love and compassion.
DeleteThanks for commenting, LuAnn.
At Wave's End sounds good!
ReplyDeleteIt is your kind of book, Mary. I know you would love it.
DeleteThanks for commenting.