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Ahem, may I direct you to the Tattle book club thread with the one and only suggestion so far that may or may not get chosen for December…I think a Christmas themed thriller might hit the spot, has anyone read The Night Before Christmas - Alex Pine? Or recommend something similar? Happy to pay a pound or two for a kindle edition.
I did see Silent Child by Sarah A Denzil is free at the moment, not even prime borrowing. That looks interesting.
I read his previous book The Winter Killer and whilst it was an enjoyable read I thought it was a bit predictable in places.I think a Christmas themed thriller might hit the spot, has anyone read The Night Before Christmas - Alex Pine? Or recommend something similar?
What did you get?Just placed my Waterstones order and looking forward to my 36!!!! stamps![]()
Omg I read them in the summer I just have hopeless to read, I looooved them such a guilty pleasureYesss I know what you mean. Do it
I am knee deep in the chestnut springs series by Elsie Silver and loving them.
I am really loving them. Im only at Cade and Willa's book just about finished it. I loveeee Cade. So much. Grumpy Daddy is my vibeOmg I read them in the summer I just have hopeless to read, I looooved them such a guilty pleasure
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I just ran here to say I just saw Waterstones triple/double points but obvs I’m too slowhappy buying guys!
I will keep an eye on the thread but I’m hoping to start a new book tonight and finish before December! But maybe I will read along with the book club in December (I’m not very good at book clubs thoughAhem, may I direct you to the Tattle book club thread with the one and only suggestion so far that may or may not get chosen for December…
Book Club #2
Hi everyone. Thought Id make a new thread since we are almost at the end of the other one. Link to previous thread below. https://tattle.life/threads/book-club-january-tomorrow-and-tomorrow-and-tomorrow-by-gabrielle-zevin.27039/ Time to start nominating for our book club pick for February...tattle.life
I‘ve seen now that he has four Xmas/Winter themed books in the series. The first one - The Christmas Killer - is on prime borrowing so maybe I’ll try thatI read his previous book The Winter Killer and whilst it was an enjoyable read I thought it was a bit predictable in places.
I read the first in that series, The Christmas Killer and thought it was dross. Awful writing, flat characters. Wouldn't pick up another one.I think a Christmas themed thriller might hit the spot, has anyone read The Night Before Christmas - Alex Pine? Or recommend something similar? Happy to pay a pound or two for a kindle edition.
I did see Silent Child by Sarah A Denzil is free at the moment, not even prime borrowing. That looks interesting.
Iron Flame.Talking of the Waterstones points deal, what books do we all have on our Christmas wish lists?
I forgot to finish replying to this earlier. I read The Christmas Killer last year, so bought the others in the series and then realised I’d only given it 2/5I will keep an eye on the thread but I’m hoping to start a new book tonight and finish before December! But maybe I will read along with the book club in December (I’m not very good at book clubs though)
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I‘ve seen now that he has four Xmas/Winter themed books in the series. The first one - The Christmas Killer - is on prime borrowing so maybe I’ll try that
Mostly pre-orders with spredges!What did you get?
Still finalising it. We are at 21 books so some need to go. 🫣Mostly pre-orders with spredges!
The Beholders, Voyage of the Damned, The Warm Hands of Ghosts, City of Stardust. A couple of paperback pre-orders inc. the Covenant of Water and Count of Monte Cristo.. plus a bookmark!
Did you order anything?
I just finished it this week and guessed whodunit less than a third into the book. I have the next in the series on my kindle but do find his books hit or miss.I read his previous book The Winter Killer and whilst it was an enjoyable read I thought it was a bit predictable in places.
Think of all those stamps though…Still finalising it. We are at 21 books so some need to go. 🫣
I picked up four of these in a charity shop a while back, I haven't got around to any of them yet, my TBR pile is ever growing, but nice to know they are good reads. I will get around to at least one eventually.Just a random question but does anyone else enjoy reading the British Library Crime Classics as I am currently reading a Surprise for Christmas and other seasonal mysteries and I have to say they are very nice cosy reads that you can just dip in and out of.
Ahh, I also got The Warm Hands of Ghosts and City of Stardust! Waterstones have really stepped up the spredge game, these look beautiful.Mostly pre-orders with spredges!
The Beholders, Voyage of the Damned, The Warm Hands of Ghosts, City of Stardust. A couple of paperback pre-orders inc. the Covenant of Water and Count of Monte Cristo.. plus a bookmark!
Did you order anything?