Re: [book_talk] my current read and other stuff
- From: "Rosemarie Grayley" <rgrayley1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <book_talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2013 11:10:50 -0800
Goodbye For Now is in my book folder. It sounds like a good read. Very
intriguing. Does granny come back to life? No, don't tell me. I'll just have
to wait and see. Some authors have the wildest imaginations. Looking forward
to this one especially so now as you've read it and liked it.
As for Janet Evanovich, I've read a few of her romances and liked them a
lot. I liked Love Overboard, the one where the young woman becomes a cook on
a yacht. It was a lot of fun. Also liked the one where the house is falling
down and the solution is to get a job as a carpenter. Haven't read Manhunt
yet. Will get to it eventually along with her other romances. I've her
latest book called Hoist. I should be getting to it soon. There are several
books in the queue ahead of it.
I'm working on two books now and both coincidentally have the title of
Suspect. They both appeared on BARD recently, both looked good, and just
picking up books as they came along for the cartridge, scooped up both of
them.
Good luck with the iPhone. I'm looking into iDevices with my main interest
being a mini iPad. It has a phone ap, so probably works pretty much like an
iPhone. I've a book from NBP and if I read it a couple or three times I
should be in good shape for when I get one of these marvelous things.
Good reading,
Rosemarie
-----Original Message-----
From: book_talk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:book_talk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Donna From PA
Sent: Monday, November 18, 2013 6:56 PM
To: book_talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [book_talk] my current read and other stuff
Hello RoseMarie and all.
I know I haven't posted in a while, but it is nice to get a nudge as a
reminder so thanks for that.
I know what you mean about running into some awful books. I've been having
that experience lately too. I started reading a new author named
Christopher Reich and I got about halfway through the book and decided I
just didn't feel like reading it anymore. I like thriller type books, but
this one just didn't grab me. Maybe I'll go back to it and maybe not.
Regardless I don't think I'll get around to it until the beginning of nect
year. I have two more books by this same guy and now I need to decide if I
feel like reading them.
At the present time I'm reading two different books. One is large print and
one is from BARD. The large print one is called Manhunt by janet Evanovich
and the audio one is Goodbye for now. this book is about a software
engineer who creates a program that allows people to find their soul mates.
When he finds his they fall in love. then the girl's grandmother dies and
his mate is inconsolable. In the meantime the software engineer loses his
job because the software he designed worked so well that the dating site he
was working for begins to lose money. Being unemployed and attempting to
console his new love causes him to tinker with his original software design
and invent an electronic replica of his girlfriend's dead grandmother. From
there an idea is born. I won't tell you what it is. if you want to know
you'll just have to read the book. Smile.
Something else I've been doing that has taken me away from books for a
little while is learning all about my new iPhone which I got on Oct. 5th.
I've used the BARD Mobile App to read two magazines and one short book so
far and I've also been downloading additional titles to reade later on.
Hope all are doing well. I'm going to try harder to post more often.
Donna
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rosemarie Grayley" <rgrayley1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <book_talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, October 19, 2013 11:32 AM
Subject: Re: [book_talk] Storm Front, Sandford
> Over all I've not been doing much reading lately.
>
> I've been doing more rereading of old friends and I rarely review those.
>
> Also it's rather depressing, but I've run into a lot of awful books
> lately.
> Most I don't finish and the few that I have finished, just hoping things
> would pick up, I've not reviewed because as sure as the sun comes up in
> the
> morning, someone will declare the author or the book to be their all time
> favorite.
>
> Also I injured my right hand a while back and it got to the point for a
> few
> months where typing was too darned miserable and time consuming.
>
> Glad you are perking along fairly well.
>
> This list needs more talkers in my not so humble opinion. How about what
> you
> are reading everybody, a line about the book and a line about what you
> like
> or don't like about it. I'm on several book lists, only contribute to two,
> but love reading reviews. The others have plenty who contribute.
>
> Good reading,
>
> Rosemarie
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: book_talk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:book_talk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> On Behalf Of Audrey
> Sent: Friday, October 18, 2013 4:57 PM
> To: book_talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: [book_talk] Storm Front, Sandford
>
> Hi Rosemarie! Been wonderin' about you. Glad to hear you poppin' in. I
> have been trying to get some reading done, swamped with other "fires to
> put
> out," every time I turn around. Audrey
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On Oct 18, 2013, at 2:24 PM, "Rosemarie Grayley" <rgrayley1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:
>>
>> Storm Front
>> by John Sandford.
>>
>> This is the latest book in the Virgil Flowers Series. It is on bookshare.
>>
>> A man hires a boat to get him out of Israel. He's carrying a heavy
> backpack.
>>
>> Lucas Davenport assigns a new case to Virgil Flowers. He is to meet an
>> Israeli cop at the airport, then help her find a man who has stolen a
>> recently discovered stone from an Israeli dig. The stone is
>> historically important. It may shed light on the life of King Solomon.
>> Quite a few people seem to think it's worth millions of dollars. And a
>> heck of a lot of them are now in Minnesota!
>>
>> Virgil has his hands full with bad guys, good guys who have their own
>> agendas, and quite a few ordinary people who are willing to help him.
>> Another case he's working on concerns the selling of fake antique lumber.
>>
>> Quite a few people get shot though not all of them are killed. There
>> are some down right funny scenes. And while Vergil is all for putting
>> people in jail, he doesn't like shooting anyone.
>>
>> Virgil is his usual sharp and interesting self. The twists and turns
>> of the plot are sometimes difficult to follow. The number of alliances
>> and broken alliances are legion. Through it all the vast majority of
>> the foreigners are polite even as they steal, kidnap, and otherwise run
> amok.
>>
>> Good reading,
>>
>> Rosemarie
>>
>>
>>
>
>
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