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The Genes Reunited community is made up of millions of people with similar interests. Discover your family history and make life long friends along the way.
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The Genes community will go out of their way to help you, so don’t be shy about asking for help.

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Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	13 Feb 2011 20:03
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	Jude, I read most of the time except when i'm at work and asleep!
Member Since: May 2007 Posts: 25,620 Send Message	Jane	Report	13 Feb 2011 19:49
Member Since: May 2007 Posts: 25,620 Send Message	Just getting to the end of ......The Killing Place by Tess Gerritsen. Brilliant!!
Member Since: May 2008 Posts: 13,382 Send Message	Muffyxx	Report	13 Feb 2011 19:44
	My current book is an experiment. It was a cheapo from the market..... Edwina Currie...A Parliamentary Affair. LOLOLOLOL. Haven't a clue if it's any good yet as I'm only about 2 chapters in...but I fancied a bit of trash reading. and this fit the bill lol x
	Researching: All comments made by me are all mine unless otherwise stated. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or real life events unless otherwise stated is purely coincidental.
Member Since: February 2010 Posts: 2,044 Send Message	Cath2010	Report	13 Feb 2011 19:39
	Just about to start 'The girl who played with fire' 2nd of Stieg Larssons Millenium trilogy. Hope its as good as The girl with the Dragon tattoo.
	Researching: At the moment: Needles in haystacks!
Member Since: April 2008 Posts: 7,934 Send Message	~``Jude``~	Report	13 Feb 2011 16:19
	Patricia....you dunnarf read fast!!! l've been reading this one for 3 weeks, probably another 2 to go....lol. Do you read through the day or just night time. l read just at night, unless its a very very good book!! We had friend staying the weekend, he's reading "The Dune Trilogy" by Frank Herbert for the 4th or 5th time, anyone here read it?? jude
	Researching: Ukraine...
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	13 Feb 2011 11:41
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	I finished the Savage Garden. I'm now reading a Week In December by Sebastian Faulks.
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	11 Feb 2011 08:40
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	I've just started reading The Savage Garden by Mark Mills. I enjoyed Deadline by Stella Rimington
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	9 Feb 2011 22:09
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	Cooper if you like Tudor stuff what about Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantell.
Member Since: January 2006 Posts: 2,668 Send Message	Cooper	Report	9 Feb 2011 15:57
	Im reading Cocktail time by PG Wodehouse, I love his books, light harted and funny, well worth a read. I have just finished A brief History of the Tudor age by Jasper Ridley. Each chapter covers a topic of the Tudor age ie, food, crime and punishment, fashon etc. It is a good read and intresting Teresa
	Researching: Helm Tappenden, Kitchen/Kitchin,(London) Cantwell (southern Ireland)
Member Since: April 2003 Posts: 63,035 Send Message	AnninGlos	Report	9 Feb 2011 15:52
	Two books read this past month. Tess Gerritson Keeping the Dead a thriller about mummified bodies Very good. Elizabeth Edmondsen The Frozen Lake set in the north of England Christmas/New Year family mysteries, old eveils and passions long hidden. Excellent.
	Researching: Photo spring Researching Somerset, Dorset, Hampshire, Derbyshire, Staffs, Devon, Glamorganshire. Ingram, Masters, Tamblyn, Knight, Warner, Bate, Allen, Riggs, Dominey, Duffin
Member Since: April 2003 Posts: 63,035 Send Message	AnninGlos	Report	9 Feb 2011 15:43
	Gina, is that not the other way round? THe Island the leper colony, the return, Spanish Civil war or is my memory playin tricks (not unusual Lol!!!)
	Researching: Photo spring Researching Somerset, Dorset, Hampshire, Derbyshire, Staffs, Devon, Glamorganshire. Ingram, Masters, Tamblyn, Knight, Warner, Bate, Allen, Riggs, Dominey, Duffin
Member Since: March 2006 Posts: 5,866 Send Message	Lady Cutie	Report	9 Feb 2011 15:42
Member Since: March 2006 Posts: 5,866 Send Message	Hi , I have just finished reading Meg of Hardwick .. and now reading Mary Queen of Scots Hazelx
Member Since: August 2004 Posts: 1,647 Send Message	GinaS	Report	9 Feb 2011 13:27
	The Island - Victoria Hislop and also The Return by the same author. Interesting historical data as background to the two stories: The Return- The Spanish Civil War The Island- The Leper Colony off the coast of Crete. Senior Moment Anne - have amended
	Researching: Haughton Brocken Unwin Tomsett Splane
Member Since: October 2008 Posts: 13,848 Send Message	StrayKitten	Report	9 Feb 2011 09:51
	hi liz, i love catyy glass, and tory hayden is another favourite, i like to see how the children change so much, and usually come out with a happy ending, im currently reading Hunting Evil: Inside the Ipswich Serial Murders, its a brill insite into how the plice use the media, and how the crime was solved, i love true ife, i cant read fiction x
	Researching: It wasn't me
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	8 Feb 2011 21:56
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	I''ve finished reading " Wednesdays At Four" This book is part of the Blossom Street series about a woman who owns a knitting shop and she runs these kniiting classes. The story is based around the lives of about five people and each chapter begins with a quote about knitting. My next book is Dead Line by Stella Rimington.
Member Since: February 2010 Posts: 2,044 Send Message	Cath2010	Report	7 Feb 2011 07:34
	I'm reading 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' and enjoying it. I was given the Stieg Larsson trilogy for my birthday. I too will read practically anything but definitely no Sci-Fi. Cath xx
	Researching: At the moment: Needles in haystacks!
Member Since: November 2010 Posts: 72,449 Send Message	Mersey	Report	6 Feb 2011 22:43
	Happy reading Sue!! Hope you enjoy it as much as I did ....
	Researching: #Be Kind
Member Since: November 2004 Posts: 24,291 Send Message	SueMaid	Report	6 Feb 2011 22:40
	I have ordered the King's Speech and am looking forward to reading it. Sue
Member Since: November 2010 Posts: 72,449 Send Message	Mersey	Report	6 Feb 2011 22:27
	Hi Patricia... I have read The Kings Speech and adored the book....have to say Ihave watched the film and I loved it !!! Im abit like you Im not one for short stories and defintley no sci fi !! :o)
	Researching: #Be Kind
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	PatriciaAnn	Report	6 Feb 2011 22:13
Member Since: May 2009 Posts: 5,061 Send Message	I've finished reading the King's Speech. It was good and very interesting.I'm such I learnt more facts than if I saw the film. My next book I'm going to read is Wednesdays at Four by Debbie Macomber. It's a chick lit book. I got it from the library. I'll read most stuff. I don't like short stories or sci fi