I didn't make it through her latest one, I tried a couple times, got maybe 30% in, and just couldn't care enough
Literary Buffistas 3: Don't Parse the Blurb, Dear.
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Witch Elm? If so, it changes radically after that first third.
The Witch Elm was the first one where I felt she really needed more editing, but I think I expect some kind of twist in her books. I'm not sure they're always successful...I didn't love the Broken Harbour, and The Trespasser as much as the others, it was def. the end of the Trespasser that left me a little cold.
Yes! Same to all of that! OK, glad to know it's not just me then.
I just noticed last week that her new novel is being released as The Wych Elm in the UK and Ireland. I wonder what else was edited for North America.
Not "jacks roll," that's for sure. (I figured it out eventually.)
meara,
I've been reading a bunch of the NPR book concierge books. A number of them I'd already read (mostly the romances) but there were a lot I hadn't.
SAME. It's fun that they are coming in a few at at I'm rushing to read them before I have to return them.
I And just got "odd one out", which I really was loving until about the last 5 pages. I didn't like the ending one bit and perhaps not for the reason some might think (anyone else read it?)
So I had written down on a paper a list of titles. And I apparently had Odd One Out wrong and reserved Odd Mom Out, which was weird because it seemed so dated (it mentioned myspace) and it wasn't that good. When I saw my original list, I realized I had it wrong. So I have this Odd One Out on hold, but it hasn't come in yet.
Ooh, Kat I'll be interested to hear your thoughts after you read it!!
Another one just came in that I'm looking forward to and hoping will be good, •"book of essie", about a Duggar-like family with a reality tv show whose daughter gets pregnant as an unwed teen.
Deborah Harkness's new book was at the library for me so that's next.
I read The Nanny and I'd give it a pass. But Kiss Quotient was pretty good.
Yeah, I had already read Kiss Quotient and enjoyed it. Looking forward to her next book