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Depends what you like Mersey I find it easy reading, she tends to write about pre war in the Eastend, or past times around London if you like :-D

I have never read any Kitty Neale's book are they worth ago do you think?? :-)

Reading a Kitty Neale at the moment Cuckoo in Candle lane one of her better ones :-D

Mwah@Mersey <3

Ems keep smiling hun :-) <3

Mersey just having a break from GR before I upset anyone on some of the threads.

Ann am enjoying the novel, author must have done a lot of research into the subject,
feels as though the story is true and for all we know there might be a hint of truth in
the story.

Emma

Yes it was an easy read which was good as I was reading it on holiday.

Emma I have that one waiting to be read, is it a good read?

Hi Ems havent seen you about of late hope your ok hun <3

Ann ive read both of the books you have mentioned i have to say I enjoyed them too, found Rachel Hore's book a very easy read :-)

Am 3/4 way through the novel Leaven of the Pharisees suggested by Susan with numbers on another thread. It's about the Magdalene Sisters. The story centres
around a woman's search on what her father suffered as a child and her need to
know what became of his sister.

Emma

Might have to look at that one Mersey.

I have just finished The dream House by Rachel Hore which I enjoyed. I also read Behind the Scenes at The Museum by Kate Atkinson. It took me a couple of chapters to get into it but that was a good read too.

I have read a little bit of my book and have to say for what I have read im thoroughly enjoying it, defintley recommend it if you like Kate Morton's books.

<3

~~~~ to all <3

Ive had such a lovely day today, meeting with friends, enjoying their company and laughing so hard my jaw and tummy ached......A great natter , one friend was telling me about a book called Wildflower Hill by Kimberley Freeman a very similar author to Kate Morton, whos books I love so ive downloaded it on my kindle and im off to settle down and start reading it .......... :-

Have a Great Weekend whatever your doing, laters
:-) <3

Muffyxx
i have now read all the books in that set
if you have the first book then you must read the reast of them

dilly court books are also a good read

BC Book Tart sounds good to me my lubbly :-D :-D

You certainly always make me smile :-) :-) <3

I always seem to be about a year behind other people with my reading. I'm now part way through Lady of the Rivers. I'm quite enjoying it but I don't think it is quite as good as some Philippa Gregory books.

Am so excited! A new Maggie O'Farrell book just out and I have been very extravagant as I like this author so much. It's called 'Instructions for a Heatwave'. Am afraid I shall just have to discard the Kate Atkinson book which I am half way through (I know I know) :- I thinbk it's called being a Book Tart or did I just invent that!D :-D

Gotta go, hot new book on the go! :-D <3

I am about to start reading. Tracking a Legend......A North country Legacy of Jacobite Times by Frances Dickinson.

I got it not just because I have Jacobite ancestry and find the subject fascinating, but also because it has reference to my ancestor Captain John Shaftoe who was Shot for Treason.

Hi all....

Still reading my book im thoroughly enjoying it and finding it so interesting.....

Please feel free to join in ......

Happy Reading <3

I'm currently reading The Beach Cafe by Lucy Diamond. It's a fun and feelgood read, in the same genre as Katie Fford. I just don't feel like reading serious books at the moment.

Hiya Lurvlies :-)

Im just about to start "The Heroines of SOE F-Section, Britains Secret Women in France.........

I got it on kindle thanks to a nice Xmas voucher from Sis and forgot all about it :-)

Happy Reading <3