RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during May
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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during May .Death in Flitbury Marsh by Linda Gruchy. A lot of people have read and enjoyed her Death in Spiggs Wood. I have had the privilege of an advance read (to double check it is ready for publication) and I think it's much better than DiSW (in my opinion). I haven't quite finished it yet, but I'm loving it. And there's lots of it that I think I'd like to discuss. It's a police procedural with the same police force in DiSW, but this one is more police orientated. Unless Linda says it won't be out for a while, then this would be a great book club choice.  And I've no idea how much it will cost 
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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during May"I have read all of Mary Fitzgerald's novels now, and finished this one, her latest, this morning. I think that it is one of her best novels. Doesn't quite knock Richard Wilde off the number one spot, but it is a very close runner. I'm not sure how to describe it - it's a love story but not romance; there are darker themes and menace running through the tale, but it is beautifully written. I loved it and it's one that I will definately read again. I can whole-heartedly recommend this. " The price is £2.49. I think that there would be a lot to discuss in this. :0)  Drinking tea and reading my kindle, my two favourite occupations! |
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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during May(19 Apr 2012 01:18 PM)Kew Wrote: Mary Fitzgerald has a new novel out. For those who have read and enjoyed Richard Wilde; I found this to be almost as good. This was my review. Tell us the title please Kew! A book is like a garden carried in the pocket. ~Chinese Proverb
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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during May(19 Apr 2012 12:58 PM)joo Wrote: I'm going a bit radical and I'm going to nominate a book that's not out yet Well, Linda better hurry up then as we will need to be able to read it during May if it is chosen. Edit: I'm waiting for Linda to get back to me on publication date. If the book is ready by 1 May, then we have our 10. I'll keep you posted. A book is like a garden carried in the pocket. ~Chinese Proverb
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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during MayJoo, I'm honoured that you think Death in Flitbury Marshes is worthy. |
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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during MayA book is like a garden carried in the pocket. ~Chinese Proverb
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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during May(19 Apr 2012 02:59 PM)LindaGruchy Wrote: I'm hoping to get it published next week at the same price as Death in Spigg's Wood. I can't wait for this one to come out. Next months bookclub is going have some amazing choices again.
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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during May Sujay, I expect you'll read it if it wins or not. It is very good. (and even better after I've read it )
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