February Books
Slightly delayed because of holiday - and I didn't do as much reading on holiday as I sometimes do, due to late night flights, and late nights out1
8: The Secret River Kate Grenville
Although this has been on my to-read list for a while, I struggled with it a bit. Possibly due to my tiredness, as it was a good story, with well written characters that held your interest.
9: The Monogram Murders Sophie Hannah
First new Poirot story that the family have authorised. Was lucky enough to attend a talk by her at work, which was excellent - she is very funny.
It took me a while to get into the story, but once I got going I really enjoyed it. Brilliant new sidekick, good characters and plot twist. She has got Poirot down pat :)
10: Dead Beat Val McDermid [Kindle]
One of her early novels, and I picked this up because it was partly set in Leeds and Bradford (and cheap on Kindle). I enjoyed it, it was a good murder, with a great plot, and characters I liked. Would read more in the series.
8: The Secret River Kate Grenville
Although this has been on my to-read list for a while, I struggled with it a bit. Possibly due to my tiredness, as it was a good story, with well written characters that held your interest.
9: The Monogram Murders Sophie Hannah
First new Poirot story that the family have authorised. Was lucky enough to attend a talk by her at work, which was excellent - she is very funny.
It took me a while to get into the story, but once I got going I really enjoyed it. Brilliant new sidekick, good characters and plot twist. She has got Poirot down pat :)
10: Dead Beat Val McDermid [Kindle]
One of her early novels, and I picked this up because it was partly set in Leeds and Bradford (and cheap on Kindle). I enjoyed it, it was a good murder, with a great plot, and characters I liked. Would read more in the series.