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Just finished The Samaritan by Mason Cross & can’t decide if I want to continue with Time to Kill another traditional book of which I still have a large stack of or join Kindle unlimited again and read Hail Warning the sequel to Operation Hail Storm which I enjoyed immensely. I think I’ll continue trying to shrink my stack of books and leave the Kindle alone for a while.
netwit, I also ditched the trump book. I know too much already. Although I agree the writing in My Absolute Darling is beautifully written, I couldn’t handle the child abuse factor at this time.
Yes, I almost stopped reading then and there when the abuse came up in My Absolute Darling. But I'm glad I didn't. I think what one can bear varies depending on the day, and even the hour. Sometimes I've started reading a sample and really enjoyed it but put it down in order to read more and purchase later, only to find when I picked it up again that I just could not find whatever it was that had grabbed my attention in the first place.
I just completed The Rules of Magic by Alice Hoffman. I can see why she is such a popular author! I have read several more but will post them later today. I am going to bed.
Haven't read that one yet, but the ones I have read of hers were very enjoyable.....
Special plots and characters and just enough "magic" to make you believe...
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I just completed The Rules of Magic by Alice Hoffman. I can see why she is such a popular author! I have read several more but will post them later today. I am going to bed.
I picked up "Emma In the Night" but I think I've thriller-ed myself out. This is like the 4th or 5th thriller in a row and I don't have the motivation to pick it up and get into it. I'm only about a chapter in.
I "thrillered" myself out of reading too for a while...
OTE=a l'ouest;50270633]I picked up "Emma In the Night" but I think I've thriller-ed myself out. This is like the 4th or 5th thriller in a row and I don't have the motivation to pick it up and get into it. I'm only about a chapter in.[/quote]
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