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Old 10-23-2016, 11:05 AM   #24805
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My next-ups are Bath Tangle by Georgette Heyer, Broken Angel by Sigmund Brouwer, and The Color of Heaven by Julianne MacLean. I'm working my way through my older paid TBR books, and all of these were bought in 2011.
Before I ever got to my next-up list above I made a good dent in my stash of Irene Hannon books, and read the following: The Best Gift, Gift from the Heart, The Unexpected Gift, and The Heart Remembers. I enjoyed the first three, a trilogy about sisters who're left an inheritance from their aunt but must fulfill certain conditions to claim it. I felt The Heart Remembers was meh and gave it two stars; there were a few scenes that were peculiar to Ms Hannon's writing that I did not enjoy.

Back to my list: I liked Bath Tangle, I gave up on Broken Angel very early (at 13%; I don't think post-apocalypse is my thing!), and The Color of Heaven was cute but very Lifetime Movie Network-ish (plus a big dose of bad theology, IMO).

After all this, I also completed Sylvester (by Georgette Heyer), which reminded me of Pride and Prejudice, and that can never be a bad thing

Everything on my new next-up list is from 2011 purchases: Real Life & Liars by Kristina Riggle, Hemlock Lake by Carolyn J Rose and, because I'm presently on a Janet King binge and wanted to read a mystery/thriller set in Australia, I also put Sleight Malice by Vicki Tyley on the list.

Off I go ...
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