Let"s Read!

What do you do in your spare time--if you have any?

I love to read!  And always, always on the lookout for

a good book to read.

One time when we went to bookstore with my 

mother, I asked her if she would like to look for

books to read--her reply,

"I have A book to read!"

Oh My Gosh--just one book!

Here are some of the latest finds.

Nick Petrie:"Light It Up"--I've read his other two

books so third one is a must--

Brad Meltzer: "Escape Artist"  Oh, yes--a history

lesson wrapped into a mystery!

Huan Hsu:  "The Porcelain Thief"--what could be better

than a tale about Chinese porcelains treasures buried--the hunt is on!

Rhys Brown:  "The Tuscan Child"--a story that takes place in Italy

and England.  I'm 2/3 the way through this.

Mario Giordano:  "Auntie Poldi and the Sicilian Lions"--60 year old

Aunt detective--I couldn't wait to read this one--Finished!!

Ben Aaronovitch:  "Midnight Riot"--oh boy!  This sounds really good!

and then two Irish 'cozy' reads by Carlene O'Connor--a trip to

Ireland!! 

And then, we made a trip to Costco--it was bad news when

I walked by the book shelf--more interesting books!

Harlan Coben"  "Don't Let Go"  pure fast reading with a good

story line

Anthony Horowitz:  "Magpie Murders"--a story within a story

John Grisham:  "Camino Island"--probably text book story line,

but fun read

Janet Beart:  "The Atomic City Girls"--a tale of women at

the Manhattan Project

Sometimes, I get lucky with Paperback swap and find a book

I've been wanting to read; such is the case with Christine Carbo's

"Mortal Fall".  I have many credits with PBS so it didn't cost

me anything to receive this book--just takes time as it is 

sent by the owner by media mail--it isn't as if there isn't

anything to read!