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September 2010: What Are You Reading?
Anand
[quote=""Misfit""]Anand's Gildenford series is excellent. Were you able to get your hands on all of them without dropping serious $$$$?[/quote]
My Library had it....and we have a decent Inter library loan program....Yes I'm really enjoying it.....The Alys Clare "The Joys of My Life" mystery.....Started out well....but the story perpetuates King Richard the Lion heart(before his death) as a member of a band of evil Satanic Cult Knights...who sacrifice young boys along with devious sexual crimes.....I know about the rumours/myths about Richard's Sexual Orientation ...but this plot is not subtle about the Lion heart's involvement with this group of evil Knights....I'll finish it...curious how the author plays it out.....
My Library had it....and we have a decent Inter library loan program....Yes I'm really enjoying it.....The Alys Clare "The Joys of My Life" mystery.....Started out well....but the story perpetuates King Richard the Lion heart(before his death) as a member of a band of evil Satanic Cult Knights...who sacrifice young boys along with devious sexual crimes.....I know about the rumours/myths about Richard's Sexual Orientation ...but this plot is not subtle about the Lion heart's involvement with this group of evil Knights....I'll finish it...curious how the author plays it out.....
Post by Chuck
I'm really enjoying Insurrection. It's a while since I read the Templar series, but I think Robyn Young's writing has gone up a notch or two with this one - certainly her descriptive passages are excellent, and she's managing to keep an epic, action-filled story flowing without causing any confusion, even though there are a lot of characters involved and several political intrigues going on. The Bruce himself is a strong central protagonist and developing nicely.What a treat....Let us know how you like it....I liked RY"s Templar Series....I look forward to reading it next year....
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[quote=""CrimsonPetal""]Just started The Winter Sea by Susanna Kearsley. This one has been on my wish list for ages.[/quote]
I thought that was excellent. Working on The Enchantress Saga by Nicola Thorne.
I thought that was excellent. Working on The Enchantress Saga by Nicola Thorne.
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