read a good book lately?
#91
Originally Posted by MOBRIDGE MOM
Originally Posted by MOBRIDGE MOM
Okay.........I'm into a totally different style of books than you guys.
Like onthriver just finished the new JD Robb and also just read the newest Nora Roberts Fire Chaser and enjoyed both of them. Am also into a couple of different vampire series by JR Ward and Lara Adrian. Guess I just like the low brow stuff.
Like onthriver just finished the new JD Robb and also just read the newest Nora Roberts Fire Chaser and enjoyed both of them. Am also into a couple of different vampire series by JR Ward and Lara Adrian. Guess I just like the low brow stuff.
I just finished my first CJ Box mystery today. Nowhere to Hide and I had a hard time putting it down.
#92
Originally Posted by MartyT
I loved Water for Elephants...and the ending was one of my favorite endings to a book!
Recently finished, Paths of Glory by Jeffery Archer (a new author for me) and found I didn't want it to end. It is about a group of men in the 1920s who want to climb Mt. Everest.
Recently finished, Paths of Glory by Jeffery Archer (a new author for me) and found I didn't want it to end. It is about a group of men in the 1920s who want to climb Mt. Everest.
#93
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I got tired of reading books dealing with murders and just by chance picked up a book by Richard Paul Evans. I have read all of his books. The most recent ones are "The Walk" and "Miles To Walk" and he is writing a sequel to these two books that will be coming out in 2012. Read Jennifer Chiaverini's book, "The Aloha Quilt".
#96
Originally Posted by hikingquilter
Most recently:
The Help by Katherine Stockett
These is My Words by Nancy Turner
Half Broke Horses by Jeanette Walls
Bridge of Sighs by Richard Russo and currently reading
Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen
My favorite book is Thirteen Moons by Charles Frasier, which I have read 3 times. I love his use of language in this book.
I love historical novels, as most of these are.
The Help by Katherine Stockett
These is My Words by Nancy Turner
Half Broke Horses by Jeanette Walls
Bridge of Sighs by Richard Russo and currently reading
Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen
My favorite book is Thirteen Moons by Charles Frasier, which I have read 3 times. I love his use of language in this book.
I love historical novels, as most of these are.
#98
Originally Posted by kathidahl
Wow, what wonderful suggestions..I read constantly so now I have some new ideas. I do like political thrillers...Vince Flynn is my current fav. On the other side, I am really enjoying Richard Paul Evans stuff..a far cry from political thriller..LOL..love all the quilting books that have been mentioned...just plain love to read..how about The Shack? Anyone read that?
#99
Originally Posted by Helovesme
Originally Posted by kathidahl
Wow, what wonderful suggestions..I read constantly so now I have some new ideas. I do like political thrillers...Vince Flynn is my current fav. On the other side, I am really enjoying Richard Paul Evans stuff..a far cry from political thriller..LOL..love all the quilting books that have been mentioned...just plain love to read..how about The Shack? Anyone read that?
#100
I have enjoyed all of Sandra Dallas's books except the Buster something or another in the title. I have her latest one to read from the library, but have't had a chance to read it yet (Bride's House).
If you enjoyed this definitely read her " Prayers for Sale" again lots of quilting reference but a really good story about women in a Colorado mining town after the Civil War.
Originally Posted by The Stitch Witch
Originally Posted by redturtle
i just finished reading...Alice's Tulips by Sandra Dallas
it was really good...enjoyed it immensely...
its about a young gal who farms her hubbys land while he is off fighting in the war between the states...its all the letters that she wrote to her sister but it is loaded w/ references to quilting
it was really good...enjoyed it immensely...
its about a young gal who farms her hubbys land while he is off fighting in the war between the states...its all the letters that she wrote to her sister but it is loaded w/ references to quilting
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