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Sweeping Up Glass
by Carolyn Wall
Could Not Put Down (8/10/2009)
What a surprise! Didn't see where the book was leading until it was right in front of me. I read it in a weekend. If you like a mystery, love story and a part of history, this is your book. Book clubs will have quite a few items to discuss after reading this hard to put down book.
The Last Secret: A Novel
by Mary McGarry Morris
The Last Secret (4/20/2009)
Read this book on an airplane to FL and finished it there. Kept my interest. Some of characters seemed a little weak but was an enjoyable vacation read. Left it for my daughter-in-law in Fl and she is enjoying it.
Tethered: A Novel
by Amy Mackinnon
Quick Read (8/11/2008)
Parts were interesting - the meaning of different flowers. Kept my interest until 3/4 of way through. Would not recommend it to book clubs, but if you want a quick read that has some twists and turns, go ahead.
Findings: Faye Longchamp Mysteries, No. 4
by Mary Anna Evans
OK (5/22/2008)
Not in my top 10. Quick read. Good book to read on a rainy day.
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