Madeleine

Back for Good - Take That

Chain Reaction - Diana Ross

Woman in Chains - Tears for Fears

Devil woman - Cliff Richard

Paint it Black - the Rolling Stones

Back to Black - Amy Winehouse

Could it be magic - Take That

Dancing with Myself - Billy Idol

Let's Groove Tonight - Earth Wind and Fire

Lady Chatterley's Lover - D H Lawrence.

Make it easy on Yourself - The Walker Brothers

I've heard this is a good series, I have a couple of them on tbr piles.

Sunday girl - Blondie

Morning has Broken - Cat Stevens

After seeing Sixth Sense, I did guess the twist in The Others, it's been done a few times now so is becoming a fairly obvious twist, still enjoyed the film though. I haven't heard of the other two films.

School's Out - Alice Cooper

The Last Remains by Elly Griffiths - the title refers to a skeletonized body which is found hidden behind a wall in a former cafe in Kings Lynn, Norfolk, which is being renovated. When the body is identified, the police have to go back 20 years into the past, to a group of archaeological students who were on a dig at the famous Grime's Graves (actually a network of former flint mines); as the group included Cathbad, who is a friend of Ruth and many of the police officers, including his partner Judy, it looks like a can of worms may be opened, and some prominent people will go to any lengths to stop secrets long hidden from coming out. This is apparently the last in the Ruth Galloway series (book 15) and it looks like change is on the cards for many of the series regulars: the archaeological department at Ruth's university is threatened with closure, not for the first time, but this time it looks like it might really happen; the relationship between Ruth and DCI Harry Nelson seems to be at a crossroads, ditto Nelson's marriage, and several people's pasts come back to haunt them. Overall I enjoyed this book, but this series has been a bit patchy over the last few books, though this book is an improvement on some of those instalments in the series. I found DCI Nelson's character even more unlikeable than ever in this one,and find it hard to see why so many women - Ruth and his wife to name but two - find him so appealing, he comes across as a Neanderthal boor who makes "Life on Mars" Gene Hunt look progressive! But the ending is neat, with loose ends tied up, but there's enough to indicate that the characters have a life afterwards, so who knows if this is the last we'll hear of Ruth and co? 8/10

Days of our Lives - Queen

Manic Monday - The Bangles

You should start to feel a bit better each day, just take it easy and don't rush your recovery. Good luck!

Blue Monday - New Order

Blue Jean - David Bowie

islands in the Stream - Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton

into the Valley - The Skids