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SheilaThis is a great weekly event where everyone can keep track of the books finished last week & the books planning to read this week!What I read last weekCatherine Coulter - The Generous Earl (Review to follow)
Mary Aris - Princess Rose (ebook short story)
Laurie Grant - My Lady Midnight (Historical)
R.L. Stine - The Third Horror (YA horror)
Marion Chesney - Rake's Progress (Regency)
What I'm currently readingTanith Lee - Darkness I : I'm so embarrassed that I'm still reading this book. Its not a bad book, but I simply can't get into it. It is like Anne Rice's Queen Of The Damned for me. That was the only book she wrote that I couldn't finish and still haven't, though I haven't tried in ages. I will keep plugging away at this one, because I really hate to leave books unread. Hence my current problem with the ancient romances from my basement.
Leslie Hatcher - Magic At Sunset: This is an old Tiara Romance. I had never even heard of that line until I found the book in a box in my basement.
What I plan to read this weekI'm going to be honest with you, I'm not sure what I'm going to be reading, but here are some of the titles from that box of books. Some of them have tags on them from Hills Department Store! Anyone remember those stores? Oh and the prices? $1.56! GAH! Most of my Harlequins are $4 and up!!!
Marray Kalis - Love In Paris
Sally James - A Clandestine Affair
Violet Winspear - The Unwilling Bride (An ancient Harlequin Presents)
Carla Cassidy - Swamp Secrets (A Silhouette Shadows..I think I liked this paranormal line better than the new Nocturne line)
From Sheila @ Book Journey.
Since I'm a huge Beatles fan and have been since I was about 5 years old, I just had to get this book.
Jack and Laurel Cooper are two hardworking, loving Christian pillars of the community who die in each other's arms one night in the bed-and-breakfast that they own and operate. The event calls their three grown children home for the funeral, including their youngest son, a fugitive from the law who must face an outstanding warrant for his arrest and confront his one true love, now engaged to another man. As events unfold around the funeral, the three children discover a treasure trove of family history in the form of Wednesday letters-notes that Jack wrote to his wife every single week of their married lives. As they read, the children brush across the fabric of a devoted marriage that survived a devastating event kept secret all these years. It's a lovely story: heartening, wholesome, humorous, suspenseful and redemptive. It resonates with the true meaning of family and the life-healing power of forgiveness all wrapped up in a satisfying ending.
I plan on finishing Tanith Lee's Darkness I, which I've sadly been reading for 2 weeks. I'm also reading Sondra Standford's And Then Came Dawn. Its one of the older Silhouette romances. I also hope to finally start Such A Pretty Fat, since I didn't get around to that one last week. I really need to start making headway in my TBR pile, because its really out of control. I need to buy more shelving or something. For Doctor Who fans, my house looks like Silence In The Library! (Only David Tennant isn't anywhere to be found)
What I'm going to be reading:
My bedside book this week is Tanith Lee's Darkness, I. I haven't read a good paranormal in ages and this book has been on my TBR pile for yonks.
