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13 comments:
I just posted my 'Celebration' link - The Reunion, by Dan Walsh.
I have chosen A Feast for Crows by George R R Martin for this category
Three categories finished!
Hello! This is Carolyn from 'RIEDEL Fascination'. I'm pleased to be with y'all and only have #1 and 4 to go. I'll get to them after the all year Canadian challenge ends July 1 (Canada Day of course). www.CMRiedel.WordPress.com
hmm, getting stuck on this one, I don't see anything in my tbr that works, none of those already posted here attracts me. any idea?
I read The Saturday Big Tent Wedding Party by Alexander McCall Smith; I recommend it to anyone needing a celebratory title. :) This series can be picked up pretty much in any order, especially if you read a synopsis of the first book (The Number One Ladies Detective Agency).
Just added my Feast for Crows link. Only 4 more in this challenge, thanks for hosting!
Can't seem to post my title & link. Have tried several times, refreshed many more. Here's the info:
Avid Series Reader (After the Armistice Ball)
http://www.shelfari.com/books/1344835/After-the-Armistice-Ball/reviews/4302270
Just posted my review of "Murder of a Wedding Belle" by Denise Swanson. It's one of the Scumble River series of mysteries. This completes my challenge!
Some of these titles sound too good to resist. Off to check out some reviews...
I read a Victory Dance Murder by M. T. Jefferson. 3/5 It had good details about the WWII era. The mystery was pretty good. The writing is a little stilted.
Totally forgot to do this! Last book. "Happy Birthday to Me" by Brian Rowe.
The Wake of the Lorelei Lee
The Con Job
(That's Con as in ComicBook/SF conventions, not Leverage con, although it's that too)
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