Im currently reading 'And so it began' by Rachel Abbott its a page turner but I'm not sure if I've read it before. 
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I've just added that to my ever growing wish list thanks!Im currently reading 'And so it began' by Rachel Abbott its a page turner but I'm not sure if I've read it before.
Anyone else subscribe to BookBub? I've discovered a few new authors through their recommendations.
I love Bookbub, but it does unfortunately mean that I’ve ended up with over 100 unread books on my kindle, and even though I read a lot (on my 8th book of the year) I still can’t keep up!
I hear youI love Bookbub, but it does unfortunately mean that I’ve ended up with over 100 unread books on my kindle, and even though I read a lot (on my 8th book of the year) I still can’t keep up!
Ive just finished that book can confirm its a good one.
Ive just received the murder game from that author.Im currently reading 'And so it began' by Rachel Abbott its a page turner but I'm not sure if I've read it before.
Finished lately/this week.
The hunting party - Lucy Foley
If I never met you - Mhairi McFarlane
New beginnings at Glendale hall - Victoria Walters. (Chewing gum for the brain, but I’d read part one so felt I needed to tick the sequel off my list)
I read Christmas shopaholic last week - judge away.
I used to love that series but her writing, and her books in general became a struggle to read, this however was really good, it was cute, a solid 3.5/5 but for a series that went off the boil I enjoyed it
That’s probably why it’s got a good score with me because the last few were tit.I read a lot of Karen Swan over Christmas/New Years. I really enjoy her books.
I need to start reading more than just chick lit
I use goodreads for books so it feels weird here
Currently reading/about to start - the name of the wind by Patrick Rothfuss
Recently finished
The Body by Bill Bryson
Arabia by Levison Wood - I actually went to school with him, decent bloke
Currently reading Step by Step -Simon Reeves
I really struggle with fiction (I have autism) particularly chick lit and sci-fi. I push through with some historical fiction but end up fact checking every other page lol
The Body by Bill Bryson
Arabia by Levison Wood - I actually went to school with him, decent bloke
Currently reading Step by Step -Simon Reeves
I really struggle with fiction (I have autism) particularly chick lit and sci-fi. I push through with some historical fiction but end up fact checking every other page lol
i got a Neil Gaiman story for Christmas - The Ocean at the End of the Lake. It’s a beautiful, magical gothic sort of story about childhood memories - the illustrations are beautiful too. I devoured it in a night which is testament to how good it is as I haven’t done that in years! I really recommend it!
I’m also reading loads of crime fiction for a module at university- Case Histories by Kate Atkinson was a massive favourite if you like interlinking stories. I also enjoyed Ian Rankin’s Knots and Crosses - that captivated me! And also Murder on the Orient Express.
I read that on a train which I recommend
I’m also reading loads of crime fiction for a module at university- Case Histories by Kate Atkinson was a massive favourite if you like interlinking stories. I also enjoyed Ian Rankin’s Knots and Crosses - that captivated me! And also Murder on the Orient Express.
I read that on a train which I recommend Can I join please? I’ve always got a kindle book on the go and an audio book for when I’m driving/cleaning etc. At the moment I’m listening to ‘The house we grew up in’ by Lisa Jewell and just about to start reading ‘the mother’s mistake’ by Ruth Heald. I love Kerry fishers books and really enjoy listening to them on audible.
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That was the first book I've read by Rachel Abbott so I might read another.Ive just received the murder game from that author.
Finished lately/this week.
The hunting party - Lucy Foley
If I never met you - Mhairi McFarlane
New beginnings at Glendale hall - Victoria Walters. (Chewing gum for the brain, but I’d read part one so felt I needed to tick the sequel off my list)
I read Christmas shopaholic last week - judge away.
I used to love that series but her writing, and her books in general became a struggle to read, this however was really good, it was cute, a solid 3.5/5 but for a series that went off the boil I enjoyed it
I read a lot of Karen Swan over Christmas/New Years. I really enjoy her books.
I need to start reading more than just chick lit
I use goodreads for books so it feels weird here
Currently reading/about to start - the name of the wind by Patrick Rothfuss
I was given 'Christmas shopaholic' at xmas so that's next on my to read list.I've got 'the house we grew up in' to read is it any good?
I'm currently reading a huge series - although I'm on the last book! I love fantasy books mainly.
Currently reading Timeless Fairytales/Enchantress in Training books by KM Shea.
I would recommend if you like fantasy, they are a good story without being too indepth. It's about 16 books in total so far
I've been reading alot on kindle unlimited lately which has been great - still prefer reading an actual book but needs must sometimes.
Currently reading Timeless Fairytales/Enchantress in Training books by KM Shea.
I would recommend if you like fantasy, they are a good story without being too indepth. It's about 16 books in total so far
I've been reading alot on kindle unlimited lately which has been great - still prefer reading an actual book but needs must sometimes.
I really enjoyed it, the story kept me hooked and the ending was perfect, I enjoy all Lisa Jewell’s books thoughThat was the first book I've read by Rachel Abbott so I might read another.
I've got 'the house we grew up in' to read is it any good?
It’s a daily email which features all the cheap or free books that might interest you - you select the genres that you read and it recommends accordingly.
Interesting! I love a series. I’ve dipped into fantasy occasionally. What is it about?
I mostly read romance (contemporary, historical, paranormal and romantic suspense) and urban fantasy. Though I do read general fiction too, I’ll give anything a go really!
I love Jodi Taylor’s Chronicles of St Mary’s series. They are about a group of historians who investigate historical events in real time, ie, time travel. I describe them as totally believable characters in totally unbelievable situations and I urge you to give them a go.
Aside from them I enjoy anything by Kate Atkinson and The Seven Sisters series by Lucinda Riley are pretty gripping too.
If you want a good blub, I recommend The Light Between Oceans by M L Stedman.
Brilliant thread!
Aside from them I enjoy anything by Kate Atkinson and The Seven Sisters series by Lucinda Riley are pretty gripping too.
If you want a good blub, I recommend The Light Between Oceans by M L Stedman.
Brilliant thread!
One of my all time favourites and the one that stuck out to me when I read this thread title is Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine. I've found that people generally find it a marmite book - you either love it or hate it! But I absolutely adored it and adored Eleanor. I read it over 2 years ago and still think about it, I think I'll reread soon!
I didn't like it just a bit bland tbh.
The holiday by Tm Logan- read it in 2 days loved it!
Now listening to such a fun age on audible
Now listening to such a fun age on audible
This book was amazing! I couldn’t put it down - literally read it in less than 24 hours!
American dirt by Jeanine Cummings - everyone should read this book - it is amazing!
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