Anna Faversham
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...surreptitiously photograph all comings and goings.'
Bertie's brain hurt. How could he note down registrations, photograph a hive of activity and give Trixie a five star smacker at the same time? One of those things would have to go...
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Welcome and I hope you enjoy the site and get some good ideas for reading.
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Hi gang - it's been a while since I dropped by, so good to catch up with a few other Erskine fans, again.
So - we're on the run up to Sleepers Castle at the end of June!
This next BE is set in Hay, full circle from Lady of Hay which is thirty this year ... scary isn't it?!
Noting that, I'm a bit concerned. Could it be that this might be the last novel in the Erskine library?
Of course we hope not, but 30 years+ is a good "innings" for a second career, including all the promotional work too.
OK, let's not get depressed over possibilities - just look forward to the summer treat ahead.
I'm already planning a lovely break in the routine to relax and really get into the book.
Keep the faith gang, and maybe read a few of our favourites, meantime. They never get "old" do they?
I see you're reading 'Demelza' - loved it.
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It's been a lovely day in the south east, well, in comparison to the lousy days we've had so far this last week.
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...pride. Now his father might finally have some respect for him and stop bragging about his exploits in some foreign, far flung war. Now it's time to show him that he, Bertram Horace Wilberforce, could live up to the family name and expectations. He would soon show them what an undercover agent looks like. He couldn't wait to announce to his father that the son would outdo the father a hundred times.
Then it dawned on him: that conversation could never take place if he were to become the greatest undercover agent since...
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"...assume, Annabelle, that this is the young lady you told me about?"
"You may, and you'd be correct. You will report directly to Trixie but I am moving into this department too and we shall be sharing responsibility for your...
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I've been at the seaside for a few days and today's weather was not at all as it should be for the end of May in the south east. I'm going to write and complain
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Lovely warm sunshine here in the south east.
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You must be in a different part of SE England to me, not that sunny here! Warm and dry though so not complaining!
Your clouds have now blown my way and what's worse is that they've brought a few mini showers.
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Sorry to hear about the drizzle, Nollaig, but it's what keeps these islands green with great munching for sheep and cows
It's fine and sunny in south east England and the daffs and blossoms are looking good.
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Here in the south east, it has felt like spring and we are promised more of the same tomorrow. Promised...
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It's a nice friendly club.
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I've just finished listening to the audio version of Bill Bryson's 'The Road to Little Dribbling'. It's great. He doesn't sound such a happy bunny these days but his observations on the things that are concerning him about the UK are witty, wry and worth considering. Excellent value, 11 CDs.
Edit: I'm not sure if I should have started a new thread, I just didn't know where to put this - please move it if it should be somewhere else!
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Declaration: I am the author of this book:
The choices we make in life determine our futures
It's reduced to 99p until 1st January and is an historical romance set in 1821. I thought I shouldn't leave the forum out.
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Hi and
. I hope you find some really good books! Hope you have some time to read over the Christmas holidays. -
Megan. I look forward to seeing you around the forums.
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Hello Mumford and hello Hamilton and welcome to The Book Forum.
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Same here, Shirley - I need more time to read. I'm reading a thriller at the moment but I have a nice Christmas short story next in line.
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I only found out, OB, because I was alerted to one of my books (I'm a writer) being on their tbr list. I took a look at the list and nearly fell off my chair! The chance of them ever reading my book is pretty slim, or even none at all!
It's nobody on here, of course. We're all far too sane.
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On another forum I saw someone with over 9,000 books on their TBR. I find it hard to comment on that!
I have about 40 in the queue on my Kindle.
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I love reading and have so little time to read! However, this site has alerted me to a couple of good books that I got stuck into and enjoyed, so I hope it will do the same for you.
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Good to have you with us.
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I agree about the number of characters, and their different stories. I think it is the sort of book you could read more than once. I have certainly listened to it more than once.
I also get too busy to do much reading all in one go and that certainly doesn't help with hanging on to who's who.
What's the weather like?
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Thunderstorms are over. Sunny at last!