It's February! What are you reading?

[keli]

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[asphaltcowgrrl]

I've heard The Guest List is good!

Just finished The Wrong Family by Tarryn Fisher and it wasn't too bad. Not nearly as good as The Wives was. Now I'm reading A Curious Incident by Vicki Delaney. After that, I need to move away from the mysteries for a bit. :)

[keli]

It is pretty good so far!

Oh I'll have to add The Wrong Family. I really liked The Wives!

Sometimes mysteries can get a bit overwhelming after a while. lol

[asphaltcowgrrl]

I'm happy to hear that!

It was pretty wacked, to say the least! I loved The Wives though, one of those total OMG WTF DID I JUST READ kind of books.

Exactly. I have a cowboy romance novel over here calling my name now. Hahaha.

[keli]

Oh I know!! I am still not exactly sure what I actually read with The Wives! It was so good but dang who was telling the truth?! LOL

Oh I love cowboy romances, especially set in the 1800s.

[stellar_raven]

I've read The Hunting Party by Lucy Foley and enjoyed it well enough, so I'm curious as to what you think of this one.

I'm currently reading Murder at the Mill by Irina Shapiro and Cibola Burn by James S.S. Corey.

[keli]

So far it is really good. Much like The Hunting Party!

I'll have to look those up!

[stellar_raven]

Cool!

That should be James S.A. Corey, btw. *facepalms*

[honor_reid]

I am reading The Frangipani Tree Mystery, which takes place in 1930's Singapore and so far is really good.

I've seen the Guest List talked about a lot so it will be interesting to see what you think of it.

[keli]

That book sounds really interesting. I don't know much about the 1930s, let alone Singapore!

Thanks! I like it so far!

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[keli]

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[gilda_elise]

Just started Running With the Demon, by Terry Brooks, and American Ulysses: A Life of Ulysses S. Grant, by Ronald C. White Jr.

I have several squares filled in, but have a ways to go. The books I'm reading don't always fill a square.

[keli]

Great job! You've got quite a bit filled already!