What Are We Reading In August

[debih]

I finished Dear Thing - good but predictable.

Then I read Before I Met You - good but predictable.

Last night I started Flavours of Love by Dorothy Koomson.

[debih]

I changed my mind - I just started Helen Dunmore, The Lie.

[Diflower]

Finished Harold's pilgrimage, enjoyed that
Not started another one yet.

[JoM]

Finished Harold's pilgrimage, enjoyed that
Not started another one yet.

I really enjoyed that too

[debih]

I loved Pilgrimage - I listened to it on audio book.

I have put The Lie to one side as this morning I woke up to find Philippa Gregory's new book, The Kings Curse had been delivered to my kindle.

[Osc]

I'm reading The Moment by Douglas Kennedy, haven't read one of his books for years. Interesting descriptions of Berlin in the 1980s before the Wall came down.

[JoM]

I finished Lost & Found by Tom Winter - I thoroughly enjoyed it!

I then read a Jodi Picoult short story - Where There's Smoke - an Amazon freebie, it's only a half hour read but is an introduction to her next book. I quite enjoyed it.

I'm now reading 11.22.63 by Stephen King which has had me hooked from the first page.

[debih]

I am 80% of the way through The a kings Curse and am loving it. It will probably get finished today.

Not sure what to read next - I have loads on my kindle. I joined a group on FB called the TV Book Club and everyone recommends books - it's costing me a fortune!

[Aggers]

I've just finished reading a book I wrote about 12 years ago, when I had a go at writing.
It was one of a set of six. After I had no luck with publishers, I decided to print and bind my
own books (one of each) to finish the exercise. I quite enjoyed reading it, as I'd forgotten a
lot of the detail.

The story is about a mysterious object found in a box of oddments bought at a auction, and how
a person gifted in Psychometry or Clairsentience was able to trace it's history back through many
historical events to its beginning in biblical times. It took a lot of research on my part to perfect
all the details.

If anyone is interested and will P.M. me their Kindle Email address, I will gladly send it to them.
(But I won't be disappointed if no-one wants it)

[debih]

I would love to read it Aggers - it sounds fascinating.

I'm not sure how it works re the kindle email but I will gladly pm you my email address (I assume my kindle email is the same as my amazon sign in one) and see if I can get it on to my kindle.