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Fiction

madaboutharry

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1. I just started A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness.

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Sun Feb 3, 2019, 01:08 PM

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What Fiction are you reading this week, February 3, 2019? [View all] hermetic Feb 2019 OP

I just started A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness. madaboutharry Feb 2019 #1

Reviews are mixed for this one. hermetic Feb 2019 #4

I'm Reading "The Fox" by Frederick Forsyth dlk Feb 2019 #2

Great writer hermetic Feb 2019 #5

Trump's State of the Union address? Cracklin Charlie Feb 2019 #3

I'm reading The Woman in Cabin Ten. Polly Hennessey Feb 2019 #6

Cool hermetic Feb 2019 #11

I've never been on a cruise except for compliments of the US Navy... Ohiya Feb 2019 #35

Thanks for the reminder hermetic Feb 2019 #37

That sounds like quite an experience for a seven year old! Ohiya Feb 2019 #42

Will be starting "9 Dragons" by Michael Connelly if I ever finish "The Great Hunt." TexasProgresive Feb 2019 #7

Same here. Polly Hennessey Feb 2019 #10

Lol hermetic Feb 2019 #12

Lost Order Steve Berry. Srkdqltr Feb 2019 #8

Mmm, sounds yummy hermetic Feb 2019 #13

"Dubh - Linn" by James L. Nelson dameatball Feb 2019 #9

Sounds good hermetic Feb 2019 #14

Yes, it's a good read, as was the first one. They both are similar to the Bernard Cornwell novels dameatball Feb 2019 #18

Iirc short for if I remember correctly iirc TexasProgresive Feb 2019 #24

Ohhhh...okay. Thanks. With my memory that will be useful. dameatball Feb 2019 #26

I learned it on another site TexasProgresive Feb 2019 #27

Yep hermetic Feb 2019 #28

I will add it to my list. You are right, if I can't live In Ireland I can read about it TexasProgresive Feb 2019 #29

White Fire sounds interesting pscot Feb 2019 #15

Cop Killer PJMcK Feb 2019 #16

The entire Pendergast series is a lot of fun to read. It begins with Relic, then Reliquary, then dameatball Feb 2019 #20

No to worry! PJMcK Feb 2019 #34

Oh yes, hermetic Feb 2019 #22

I just started Past Tense, GP6971 Feb 2019 #17

Excellent hermetic Feb 2019 #25

"Crucible" by James Rollins (his newest) Number9Dream Feb 2019 #19

Rollins is always a good read. Haven't gotten to this one yet.Thanks for the recomendation. dameatball Feb 2019 #21

Wonderful! hermetic Feb 2019 #23

Listening to Dickens' Our Mutual Friend 50 Shades Of Blue Feb 2019 #30

Marvelous! hermetic Feb 2019 #31

It's a GREAT book! I've actually read it a couple of times before. 50 Shades Of Blue Feb 2019 #33

Working through Timewas Feb 2019 #32

Oh no hermetic Feb 2019 #38

I'm still on "The Overstory" by Richard Powers Ohiya Feb 2019 #36

That does sound good! hermetic Feb 2019 #39

Becoming by Michelle Obama CrispyQ Feb 2019 #40

I am nearly finished with Becoming. It is excellent--real insight into her life and especially hostalover Feb 2019 #47

Two-thirds of a ghost by Helen McCloy The King of Prussia Feb 2019 #41

That is an oldie hermetic Feb 2019 #43

BTW love the pictures at the start of each thread The King of Prussia Feb 2019 #44

Oh wow! hermetic Feb 2019 #45

Leah on the Offbeat by Albertalli and then Carry On by Rainbow Rowell Cuthbert Allgood Feb 2019 #46