[quote=""Carine""]Arrived today from Bookdepository :
The Firemaster's Mistress - Christie Dickason
The Principessa - Christie Dickason
Company of Liars - Karen Maitland
Portrait of an Unknown Woman - Vanora Bennett[/quote]
I am really enjoying Portrait atm.
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I am still waiting for Michelle's book to arrive from Book Depository... The other books, mailed the same day, have been here since last Weds... Grrrr.
No more book purchases for me for a while, however. I did snap up some Juliet Dymoke books at deep discounts, ditto a replacement copy of a Rose for Virtue for a penny plus shipping, but after that, I'll just have to hope I'll get offered something cool in Amazon's Vine program this month.
No more book purchases for me for a while, however. I did snap up some Juliet Dymoke books at deep discounts, ditto a replacement copy of a Rose for Virtue for a penny plus shipping, but after that, I'll just have to hope I'll get offered something cool in Amazon's Vine program this month.
Ordered and received A Rage Against Heaven by Fred Mustard Stewart, a book I've been wanting for a long time. Recommendations I've read about it say it's a better Civil War saga than GWTW. An intriguing claim. Anxious to see for myself.
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Bin diving
[quote=""Charliekat""]So I was killing time in the bookstore today and found my way into the bargin bin. There was a lot of the junk you usually find in there but was surprised to find "sharon kay penman" peeking out at me.
I bought Prince of Darkness for only $5 brand new![/quote]
I've been diving in the B&N bins for years....I have found some real gems....Keep Diving I say....
I bought Prince of Darkness for only $5 brand new![/quote]
I've been diving in the B&N bins for years....I have found some real gems....Keep Diving I say....
[quote=""lindymc""]Ordered and received A Rage Against Heaven by Fred Mustard Stewart, a book I've been wanting for a long time. Recommendations I've read about it say it's a better Civil War saga than GWTW. An intriguing claim. Anxious to see for myself.[/quote]
Please check back when you get further. I'd been wanting to read this myself but a friend over at Goodreads had an interesting comment that's made me think again.
Please check back when you get further. I'd been wanting to read this myself but a friend over at Goodreads had an interesting comment that's made me think again.
At home with a good book and the cat...
...is the only place I want to be
...is the only place I want to be
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NF: "Where Are They Buried (Revised and Updated): How Did They Die? Fitting Ends and Final Resting Places of the Famous, Infamous, and Noteworthy" by Tod Benoit.
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Today I picked up Annette Vallon $10 by James Tipton (hardcover, about French Revolution....at Myer of all places!), and Human Remains (a NF book about bone collecting and body snatching in Britain and Australia....$10 at Dymocks).
Myer must of had a bit of a Bastille Day theme happening as there were a couple of other French books (Lucy Moore's Liberty) in the discount bin today.
Myer must of had a bit of a Bastille Day theme happening as there were a couple of other French books (Lucy Moore's Liberty) in the discount bin today.