What are we reading in July?

[Ally]

I've just started Lynda la Plante's Widows.

I remember watching and loving the series on TV many moons ago.

Really enjoying the book so far.

[TheOstrich]

Lynda La Plante! I'll have to read her "Murder Mile" shortly, even though I now know who did it, because I'm beginning to run out of books in lockdown .....

On the go at the moment I have Val McDermid's "How The Dead Speak", a Dr Tony Hill and Carol Jordan thriller (2019). It really is very, very good, a real page turner, and I shall probably finish it around 3:00 tomorrow morning.

[JoM]

I’ve got about 25 minutes of Little White Secrets by Carol Mason to read, I haven’t a clue how it’s going to end.

[Kaz]

Jo, I'm about to start Mix Tape! Hope I enjoy it as much as you did

[JoM]

I hope you do!

I’ve now started The Light In The Hallway by Amanda Prowse.

[Kaz]

I read that last year, really enjoyed it!

[Gal2]

The Family Next Door by Sally Hepworth.

Lots of characters which can be a bit confusing, but I'm enjoying it.

[Ally]

Really enjoyed Widows. I've just finished it and immediately bought Widow's Revenge.

[Gal2]

Just finished Very Nearly Normal by Hannah Sunderland, bit like Eleanor oliphant is Perfectly ok but enjoyed it

[JoM]

I’ve finished The Light In The Hallway and really enjoyed it. I do like Amanda Prowse.

I’m now on While My Eyes Were Closed by Linda Green, reading the synopsis though it sounds very like one I read a year or so back but I can’t remember who by.