Started the first book in the #RhonaMacLeod series, set in Glasgow.
#JoyousJanuary #JumpStart2020
Started the first book in the #RhonaMacLeod series, set in Glasgow.
#JoyousJanuary #JumpStart2020
This was an enjoyable read, but I think I enjoyed the first one more. An interesting Murder mystery, with some good twists and characters, I did guess the killer, but not quite how that person committed the murder. Wish they would stop talking about alcoholism, played up too much in the books. We get the message and the demons that one character is fighting. Despite this I look forward to the next one.
#JumpStart2020 Book 1 for #JoyousJanuary
Starting a political thriller by Jeffrey Archer. A long time since I‘ve read one of his standalone political thrillers.
#JumpStart2020
Finished the fourth book of the Wiloughby Close series, having listened to all 4 in the last week, and have to say have thoroughly enjoyed them. Great stories of the residents, and the changes in their lives. Recommended.
If you are part of Audible the whole series of five books is available freely.
#20in4 #JumpStart2020
#JumpStart2020 #FirstInASeries
The first book in the Mountjoy series which I enjoyed back in the 90's.
My #januaryreads!
16 books read
6 audiobooks
2 physical books
8 kindle books
Favorites: Giver of Stars, American Dreamer and Sweep With Me
Least favorite: Tanner‘s Promise, The Dawn of the End - not bad just so-so
Met several goals this month including #JumpStart2020 and reading at least one physical book a month!
Julia heads to Lanwyn Manor to act as companion to her bedridden, pregnant cousin. Of course, intrigue and danger arrive with her. Legends fill the house with a sinister air, tempers flare from mining-related struggles, and Julia becomes caught in the romantic intentions of the Blake twins.
Ladd allows the story around Julia to unfold with ease—and a couple great twists—making it a delightful combination of mystery and romance. #jumpstart2020
I‘m behind on reviewing, but here‘s my (belated) wrap-up for #JumpStart2020: 35 books finished (so many great ones!) and progress made in another four over 151 hours, 1 minute.
Helene Hanff writes to Marks & Co. Booksellers to acquire a few books and winds up in a correspondence that spans year, and the letters exchanged make for a delightfully bookish collection. I loved it. Thanks for putting this on the list @Librarybelle because I probably never would have picked it up otherwise.
#Booked2020 #FinishInADay
#jumpstart2020 #newyearwhodis