I just got a new book, another of The Sisterhood Series by Fern Michaels. Will start it tomorrow. I have all of that series.

I got a new Mauve Binchy novel ...Heart and Soul for my Birthday.....

The Other Bolyn

"An Accidental Light" by Elizabeth Diamond. A first novel. Slow starting, not the best ending, but meaty in between.

"A Quiet Flame" by Philip Kerr. This goes back and forth between Germany in the 1930's and Argentina in the 1950's. If you haven't read these, you may want to start at the beginning with "Berlin Noir".

I'm reading the second book in the Outlander series, my daughter has me hooked on them.She has heard that HBO is making a series based on the first book.We can't imagine how they can possibly find someone to play Jamie.If you read these books you know what I mean.

"Nadia"
by Susan K. Downs and Susan May Warren

It is 2nd in series of 3. (A cold war spy ring. A chilling encounter. A powerful story of family love.)

Just getting back into reading, I'm rereading a book I enjoyed for the first time many years ago, Ladder of Years by Anne Tyler. I must read her other books; just noticed she won a Pulitzer for her eleventh book, Breathing Lessons. Has anyone read that one?

Whaaaaaaaa I am going to make myself not buy another book til after Syds graduation so I will do the stuff I am supposed to be doing....Stacy

Well, I was reading Queen of Scots. But I started thinking about how I knew it would end, and realized I didn't want to experience that as a reader. So I switched gears big time and am reading Lady Killer, by Lisa Scottoline.

The Cure for Modern Life by Lisa Tucker

From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. Tucker offers a cure for modern readers seeking an enjoyable literary page-turner that also explores serious social issues such as addiction, ethics and genetics. Tucker's fourth and most ambitious novel (following Once Upon a Day) is her first to have a male protagonist. Sardonic and emotionally aloof, Matthew Connelly directs his energies away from romantic entanglements and toward his work as an executive at pharmaceutical giant Astor-Denning. His bitter ex-girlfriend, Amelia, works as a medical ethics watchdog and is poised to take Matthew and his company down. But the appearance of homeless 10-year-old Danny and his toddler sister shakes up the lives of the combustible pair. In crisp, lively prose, Tucker cleverly executes a series of surprising twists that, coupled with the Big Pharma backdrop and cinematic feel, make the novel as fast-paced as a thriller, but with astute and often humorous observations about the shifting morality of 21st-century America. The relationship dilemmas at the center of this story make it an excellent choice for book clubs, but the novel should also increase Tucker's male readership and solidify her position as a gifted writer with a wide range and a profound sense of compassion for the mysteries of the human heart.

"Devil Bones" by Kathy Reichs.

"Dark Angel" by Karleen Koen -- a prequel to her "Through a Glass Darkly" and "Now Face to Face" novels. Excellent portrayal of the intrigue behind Charles II court.

I brought "Stolen Innocence" with me from my daughters house. I just didn't finish it in time.

Very compelling story about growing up in a Polygamous Sect.

Moni

I started reading The Best Mistake by Nora Roberts. It is pretty good so far. I hope I can keep finding some time to read.

Sue