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Tag Archives: novels
Two crime writers that deserve to be read
While perusing my book shelves, I look fondly on certain tomes. Some authors are ones I haven’t heard about in a while… I have highly positive memories of their work. Where are they now? Are they still writing? In this … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Fiction, Mystery fiction, Psychological thrillers
Tagged authors, books, mystery fiction, novels, recommended reading, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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My personal canon (the books that shaped my life)
This post is inspired by a fellow bookblogger, Stephanie at “Adventures of a Bibliophile”. I really liked her post and thought it would be fun (though time-consuming) to reflect back on those books that shaped me into the reader I … Continue reading
Posted in Favorite books, ramblings & miscellanea
Tagged about the blogger, Fiction, novels, recommended reading
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Book mail from the brilliant Annie Daylon!
I have just returned home from a twelve day road trip (we drove 6,232 km.) and I was delighted to have this wonderful package in my mailbox. I found not one, but two of Annie Daylon’s novels with wonderful inscriptions … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Canadian fiction, Favorite books, Fictionophile report
Tagged authors, genres, novels, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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Fictionophile’s 2017 reading resolutions
Although I’m not a huge fan of making New Year’s resolutions, I invariably make them. AND, like a lot of other people, I sometimes don’t keep them. This year I decided to make ‘reading resolutions’, which I hope will be … Continue reading
Posted in Book bloggers, Edelweiss, NetGalley
Tagged Fictionophile updates, novels, Reading, TBR list, This blog
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“Miller’s Valley” by Anna Quindlen
Sometimes a novel comes along that you just know will resonate with you for years. “Miller’s Valley” is just such a novel. A story with characters, descriptions, and emotions, so REAL that after reading it you feel as though you … Continue reading
“Soft in the head” by Marie-Sabine Roger
This is the engaging story of two people who come together in friendship, kindness, affection, and appreciation. A remarkable and heart-rending novel that perfectly illustrates the quote: “Friends are the family we choose for ourselves.” The first lines of “Soft in … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Favorite books, Fiction, Literary fiction, NetGalley, novels in translation
Tagged characters, Fiction, novels, Reading, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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“Commonwealth” by Ann Patchett – Book Review
I’m happy to say that TLC Book Tours gave me an excuse to try out an author I’ve always meant to read, but somehow never got around to reading. Thanks TLC! I own three of Ann Patchett’s books, including the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Family sagas, Literary fiction, TLC Book Tours, Women's fiction
Tagged authors, characters, Fiction, novels, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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“Of sea and seed” by Annie Daylon
Historical fiction should do two things. #1 Portray the time period, culture, and events with accuracy (i.e. be well researched); #2 Entertain. Annie Daylon’s “Of sea and seed” succeeds on both counts. She has captured Newfoundland’s history with articulate accuracy … Continue reading
“The Girls in the Garden” by Lisa Jewell
I have not read anything by Lisa Jewell previously, so I had no preconceptions or expectations about “The Girls in the Garden“. Wow, was I ever delighted to find that I might have found another favorite author! The novel, rich … Continue reading
“After the crash” by Michel Bussi – Book Review
A thriller that explores the nature vs. nurture issue, “After the crash” tells the story of a three-month-old survivor of a horrific plane crash. When, on December 23, 1980, a plane carrying 169 passengers crashes into the Jura Mountains between … Continue reading
“Hidden” by Karen E. Olson – Book Review
Starting over. Who among us has not at one time yearned for it – if only fleetingly? And to start over on a small, scenic island in a house by the sea. Idyllic. The protagonist of “Hidden” has done just … Continue reading
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“Dear Daughter” by Elizabeth Little
Seems like the majority of people love to follow celebrities. Just look at the popularity of the entertainment news television shows and magazines such as “People“. But… have you ever wondered just what it is like to be on the … Continue reading
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