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- Sarah Bradford's George VI
- Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina
- Bob Ong's MACARTHUR
- St. Augustine's Confessions
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I just read

This is my first time reading Jennifer McMahon and really enjoyed myself.
The book is one of those page turners where you can't wait to find out what happens.
If you're interested I reviewed this title on my blog and can be found here:

I just finished

A solid 4* mystery/suspense read. I really enjoyed the story being told through a forensic pathologist's eyes.
Fast paced with interesting characters, grit, and suspense that I found I wanted to keep reading.
If you're interested I reviewed the book on my blog and it can be found here:



Fast paced, full of twists and turns, and completely engrossing. A solid 4* read.
If you're interested I reviewed the book on my blog and it can be found here:



Easily a best book of 2011 for me.
The story has something for everyone - it's somber, exciting, fast paced, and a great read.
I think what won me over on this book was Hamill's characters. They stayed with me long after I put the book down.
You're welcome to read my review here:



A quick and enjoyable enough read. Scudder takes on a case that is personal to him. Interesting characters and of course detective work.
As always, if you're interested, you can read my review here:


Dry humor, great characters, grit, emotion, and plain good storytelling/writing.
If you're interested my review can be found here:


One thing the author does well is create characters that make the reader guess where their true intentions lie.
A 3* read for me. If you're interested in reading more, my review can be found here:

I just finished

I had a reading first with this book, in that I actually cried during the final scene. It was 2am and there I was sitting on the edge of the bed with sobbing tears. Never had it happen before.
But Alice is a moving young woman.
A def. and rare 5* read for me.
If you're interested my review can be found here:

Hi, I love Jeffery Deaver, The first one I read was A Sleeping Doll... I could not put it down even though I was terrified while reading it :)

What did u think of R.J. Ellory, I think he is fab :)

I have just started it, I have to say it is a slow read.. Have you read anything else by him?

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It was ok, got a few others on my tbr list

I have all of his books and just thought I would start reading them lol.


I have started collecting them too, can't wait to get into them :)





Reading at the moment Daenerys - George R. R. Martin and Angelology - Danielle Trussoni





- St. Augustine's Confessions. Saint Augustine (finally started reading it more steadily these past few days rather than a few pages here and there)
- Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov (at long last I've cracked it open)
- Scott Lynch's The Lies of Locke Lamora (I'm actually re-reading it; it's been a long time and I was in the mood for a good fantasy)

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