Angel

Please could you close mine on the 31st. http://bookclubforum.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=11065 Many thanks

Wishlist C J Sansom - Heartstone

Currently Reading Dan Brown - The Lost Symbol Books finished Karin Slaughter - Genesis Elizabeth Chadwick - The Running Vixen Jean Plaidy - The Widow of Windsor Ruth Rendell - Portobello Katherine Howe - The Lost Book of Salem Nicci French - What to do When Some-one Dies Cassandra Clark - Hangman Blind Adele Parks -Love Lies Christie Dickason - The King's Daughter Ian Rankin - Strip Jack Jean Plaidy - The Battle of the Queens Beverly Barton - Silent Killer Freda Lightfoot - Hostage Queen Shirley McKay - Hue and Cry Helen Halstead - Mr Darcy Presents his Bride Jean Plaidy - Defenders of teh Faith Jodi Picoult - Picture Perfect PD James - A Taste for Death Stephen King - Salem's Lot John Saul - The Devil's Labyrinth Emily Purdy - The Tudor Wife Katie Fforde - Love Letters SJ Parris - Heresy Erica James - It's the Little Things Susanna Gregory - A Vein of Deceit Heather Barbieri - The Lacemakers of Glenmara Elizabeth Chadwick - The Wild Hunt Jodi Picoult - House Rules Maria McCann - The Wilding Anne O'Brien - Virgin Widow Jean Plaidy - The Queen from Provence Joanne Harris - Five Quarters of the Orange Mink Elliott - The Pi**ed off Parents Club Alison Weir - The Captive Queen Tracey Chavalier - Strange Creatures Richard Montanari - Kiss of Evil Mary Higgins Clark - The Shadow of your Smile Angus Donald - Holy Warrior Sophie Kinsella - Twenties Girl Philippa Gregory - The Red Queen Mary Higgins Clark - Just take my Heart Greg Matthews - The Accidental Father Cathy Kelly - The HomeComing C J Sansom - Heartstone Nicholas Evans - The Brave Catherine Alliott - One Day in May Mary Hooper - Fallen Grace Christopher Ransom - The Haunting of James Hastings Tilly Bagshaw - Scandalous

I have and thoroughly enjoyed it. My favourite though is The Horse Whisperer. Which one is your favourite

I think that this author's books are brilliant. I should reread this one as it is a very good read

Wolf Hall was fantastic. Now well into Jane Borodale - The Book of Fires

Just started Jane Borodale - The Book of Fires

Always forget this one. Recently I've read Kate Morton - The House at Riverton 580 pages 3/4s through Hilary Mantell - Wolf Hall 650 pages

Another great book - an old favourite:mrgreen:

You won't be disappointed Chrissy - it will bring your mojo well and truly back!!

Wolf Hall - Hilary Mantell - promising to be a cracker of a book!

Just finished this book and loved it! True Mansell book leaving you with a lovely feeling at the end.

A friend has leant me this book and I started it today - I am hooked. It's fantastic

This is one of my all time favourites. My heart really went out to that poor child. I would also highly recommend her other fiction book The Lady Elizabeth

C J Sansom is one of the best authors around and will always buy his books on day of publication. You will so enjoy them - they're fantastic

Julia Llewellyn - The Model Wife

I'm with you there Janet and I don't consider that I buy rubbish. It's purely down to finances and who can do the better deal especially with the first issue of a hardback. Specialist books that I enjoy come from Waterstones or Amazon.

When DH and I were in York this week we had a quick look in Borders and found them to be a lot more expensive than WH Smiths on most levels. I picked up my copy of Threads magazine and was horrified to find that it was

Couldn't get into the book so have moved onto another library book Jill Mansell - Rumour Has It

I've just read Ariana Franklin - Relics of the Dead Just about to start Charlotte Bingham - The Enchanted

Martyr was an excellent read Zoe Barnes - Special Delivery

I tend to read better when I have the telly with the volume on lowest point, (or the kids play station if it is on!) or I have music on low through the computer headphones - either gentle restful music or Steve Wright or Terry Wogan on through the radio iplayer. Nibbles and drinks are kept for evening sessions with 2 cats for company

Rory Clements - Martyr