Angel
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The Cadfael books are very good - I have read most of them
Other ones to try are the Matthew Shardlake series by Susannah Gregory Set in the 1100's, and Sister Fidelma by Peter Tremayne which are set in 7C Ireland
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J.P. lives up to her reputation again - really enjoyed that one.
Moving onto Melanie Gifford - The Spaniard's Daughter
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I think that it's at the back end of this year. Boy was that first series red hot hot hot!!!!
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Only one for me Jodi Picoult's Handle with Care, I don't tend to know what is going to be coming out in advance
It's out in the shops now - released last week
For myself:-
Philippa Gregory - The White Queen
Alison Weir - The Eagle and the Lion
Jeanne Kalogridis - The Devil's Queen :- A Novel of Catherine Medici
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You're a star - thank you, I now have a happy boy!!!
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The library that I use is currently (Canterbury) under going a massive conservation facelift so we are being housed in a temporary library for 2 years. It is much smaller with less choice but I suppose the pain will worth it!! I don't like the one down in town and the local village one is far too small so I will have to wait the 2 years
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Well I thought that the girl with the violin was fantastic and the last act was stunning - his voice was just so amazing
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HELP!!!!! Did anyone catch the secret word at the end of tonights show? We missed the word as DH and I were talking - son is now very upset!!!!
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Loved the How to Marry a Marquis - yes superficial chicklit which required no thinking but it was what I needed
Jean Plaidy - The Queen and Lord M (Queen Victoria series)
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Louise enjoy - I loved that one!
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All those things said so far about drivers and oh don't forget those that pull out of a side road at the speed of knots to force you into severe braking to avoid an accident and then creep along in 2nd gear
People with no manners - especially older people who have the nerve to complain about the younger generation
Patients and relatives who bark their orders, who come in on a mission to pick on staff
Managers who know that you are struggling with the workload come onto the ward and say "oh haven't you done it yet?" - errrr things like patients keep interrupting me....
Cyclists riding 2 abreast (illegal!) and stop the traffic from safely overtaking
All them French fisherman who keep going on strike blockading the ferry ports, resulting in Operation Stack. Dover and all surrounding areas including the major roads and motorways being used as a giant lorry park until they feel fit to go back - causes untold misery around here!!! Not to mention the loss of business. Don't even get me going on that one
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With lots and lots of money?
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Julia Quinn - How to Marry a Marquis
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I may give it a go - I much prefer Angels and Demons
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Jean Plaidy - The Hammer of the Scots
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Finished The Savage Garden. A very good read.
Now to choose something to start in the car tomorrow
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Well I'm half way through it and I'm really enjoying it.
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Absolutely loved it! I really enjoy all of Cathy Kelly's books - she's my fave chick lit author.
Mark Mills - The Savage Garden
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I've grown a variety of herbs, fruit and veg. Tomatoes, chilies, lettuce, cut and come again salad leaves, mange tout, courgettes, radishes, spring onions all grow well in pots
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Ooh I have this one on mount TBR I think it will have to be bumped up a bit!! It sounds good
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We'll be having roast chicken and all the trimmings. Not to mention some lovely chocolate eggs!!
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Moving ontoCathy Kelly - Once in a Lifetime
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So much more than it's name suggests!!
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Usually biscuits or cheese (or both!)
Angel's Reading World 2009
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Everything has conspired to slow me down - biggest thief of time is tiredness!!
Anne Bartlett - Knitting