Currently on my bedside stand
You Can't Hide by Karen Rose
The Exile and The Machiavelli Covenant by Allan Folsom
Trashed by Alison Gaylin
Left to Die by Lisa Jackson
Always Time to Die and Die in Plain Site by Elizabeth Lowell - Another one of my favorite authors
Dead Silence by Brenda Novak
The Millionaires and The Zero Game by Brad Meltzer
Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers
Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer
The pile generally stays about the same size because I am constantly buying books. We have a used book store in the same shopping center as our business, so you can imagine where I spend my breaks. Plus I have Amazon Prime and get my books in two days. I have discovered several authors this year that I like including not only Nora Roberts, Elizabeth Lowell and Karen Rose, but Suzanne Brockmann, Roxanne St. Claire, and Linda Howard. I go through periods of reading only one or two genres. A few years back it was only science fiction and fantasy, then just christian novels by writers such as Bodie Thoene and Dee Henderson. Now it's mysteries and thrillers with a bit of romance thrown in. Our bookshelves are overflowing and my husband is questioning my sanity. I've been a bibliophile all my life and hope that someday when we get that bigger house, to have a huge room for our "library".
Happy Reading
You Can't Hide by Karen Rose
The Exile and The Machiavelli Covenant by Allan Folsom
Trashed by Alison Gaylin
Left to Die by Lisa Jackson
Always Time to Die and Die in Plain Site by Elizabeth Lowell - Another one of my favorite authors
Dead Silence by Brenda Novak
The Millionaires and The Zero Game by Brad Meltzer
Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers
Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer
The pile generally stays about the same size because I am constantly buying books. We have a used book store in the same shopping center as our business, so you can imagine where I spend my breaks. Plus I have Amazon Prime and get my books in two days. I have discovered several authors this year that I like including not only Nora Roberts, Elizabeth Lowell and Karen Rose, but Suzanne Brockmann, Roxanne St. Claire, and Linda Howard. I go through periods of reading only one or two genres. A few years back it was only science fiction and fantasy, then just christian novels by writers such as Bodie Thoene and Dee Henderson. Now it's mysteries and thrillers with a bit of romance thrown in. Our bookshelves are overflowing and my husband is questioning my sanity. I've been a bibliophile all my life and hope that someday when we get that bigger house, to have a huge room for our "library".
Happy Reading
Great stack. Elizabeth Lowell has been a long time favorite. I keep looking at Brad Meltzer's books , but haven't read one yet.
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