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Old 11-06-2016, 09:45 AM   #24895
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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.
I read quite a bit since my last post: two more Irene Hannons (Never Say Goodbye and Crossroads); three books by Anna Katharine Green (That Affair Next Door, Lost Man's Lane and The Circular Study, all 'starring' Amelia Butterworth, a delightful sidekick to the main detective, Ebenezer Gryce); two books by Bonnie Blythe (How Sweet It Is and Texas Whirlwind), and I dnfed one by her - Milagro for Miranda.

As for my actual list, I completed Hemlock Lake, which was OK, and Sleight Malice, which I found tedious. I dnfed Real Life & Liars; I wasn't in the mood for a family drama, and this one is told from multiple perspectives, one of which is third person present tense ... um, just no.

Yesterday, I also put aside Whispers of the Heart (writing too hokey for me), and I completely deleted 7 paid books by Rebecca Forster I was no longer remotely interested in reading.

Still on a kick to finish up my 2011 paid fiction ebooks (only 31 to go! ) and all of those mentioned above (except for the ones by Anna Katharine Green) were bought then. Also, I'm getting more aggressive with books I just can't get into by the first or second chapter, and marking them as DNF.

I'm already well into my current next-up list: Artistic License by Julie Hyzy, The Reluctant Widow by Georgette Heyer, and That Sleep of Death by Richard King. Again, these are all 2011 purchases.
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