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- “Magpie Lane” by Lucy Atkins – Book Review
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Monthly Archives: November 2017
“Quick and the dead” by Susan Moody – Book Review
“Quick and the dead” is the first in a mystery series featuring art expert and ex-copper Alexandra Quick. Alexandra is thirty-three years old, divorced, and on her second career. She, and her friend and business partner Helena Drummond, work jointly … Continue reading
Posted in 1st in series, Book Reviews, Mystery fiction, NetGalley
Tagged England, mystery fiction
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Miserly Monday #5 (#Kindle ebook bargains)
Another three bargain Kindle purchases this week. These books might vary in price from Amazon.ca to Amazon.com to Amazon.co.uk but they are all still BARGAINS! Probably about what you would pay for a cup of coffee. NOTE: The price tags now reflect the U.S. and Canadian prices. … Continue reading
“House. Tree. Person” by Catriona McPherson – Book Review
It is an understatement to say Alison McGovern’s family has had some setbacks. Once, they had a lovely house, she owned a thriving beauty salon called ‘Face Value’, and her husband, Marco, took over his successful family restaurant. But… Marco … Continue reading
Topics I can’t resist when choosing a book
I borrowed the idea for this post from fellow bookbloggers, Annie The Misstery, and Renee It’s Book Talk Today I want to tell you about certain themes/topics that I simply can’t resist when reading a blurb, and also those which … Continue reading
Posted in Choosing what to read next, ramblings & miscellanea
Tagged choosing books, discussion post
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Talking about “A Writer’s Path Writers Club”
Hello everyone! A fellow blogger of A Writer’s Path, Ryan Lanz, has announced the launch of his new initiative: A Writer’s Path Writers Club. After looking at the writing market for years, he noticed a need for a Writers Club of this kind. … Continue reading
Cover Love: part 41 – Empty shoes
The covers of novels entice the reader to enter a different world. Covers are, after all, the way the publisher ‘hooks‘ the reader into choosing one book over countless others. In my forty-first installment of ‘Cover Love‘, I’d like to show you books that feature empty … Continue reading
Miserly Monday #4 (Fictionophile’s #Kindle book bargains)
Another three bargain Kindle purchases this week. These books might vary in price from Amazon.ca to Amazon.com to Amazon.co.uk but they are all still BARGAINS! Probably about what you would pay for a cup of coffee. NOTE: The price tags reflect the price I paid on Amazon.ca – the links … Continue reading
Blogger vs. Reader – Books I REALLY want to read!
The above 10 novels are the books that I want to read right now! They are calling my name and their voices are very LOUD! The problem you ask? Well… NONE of these are on my ‘for review’ TBR – … Continue reading
Posted in Book bloggers, Choosing what to read next, ramblings & miscellanea, Reading
Tagged choosing books, Reading, TBR list
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Throwback Thursday (an old favorite recommended)
Renee at It’s Book Talk began this meme as a way to share old favorites. This week I’ve chosen “The boy who shoots crows” by Randall Silvis for my Throwback Thursday post. It was first published in January of 2011 and was, for me, a … Continue reading
20 Questions with Rebecca Stonehill
Today I’m delighted to welcome Rebecca Stonehill to Fictionophile. Rebecca has had numerous short stories published over the years, for example in Vintage Script, What the Dickens magazine, Ariadne’s Thread and Prole Books. Rebecca is the author of The Poet’s … Continue reading
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