Category Archives: Jacqueline Winspear

Books for February

The big release this month for me is Patricia Briggs’ “Bone Crossed” (urban fantasy, Book 4 of the Mercy series).  After the events of the previous book, I can’t wait to see how things unfold in this one. Oh, and … Continue reading

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Books for February

In an attempt to keep my TBR pile at a reasonable level, I’ve decided that for each new book I buy, I have to finish one sitting in my TBR.  Which means for February, that’s a rather reasonable total of … Continue reading

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The Year in Review – Part 3

My favourite books of 2007 – roughly in reading order: ** Patricia Briggs‘ “Blood Bound” (urban fantasy) – The second book in her Mercy series didn’t disappoint.  I’ve just finished the third (“Iron Kissed”) and can safely say this is one … Continue reading

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Filed under Diana Gabaldon, Elizabeth Peters, Eloisa James, Eva Ibbotson, Jacqueline Carey, Jacqueline Winspear, JK Rowling, Kelley Armstrong, Lisa Kleypas, Nalini Singh, Sharon Shinn, Suzanne Brockmann, Thoughts

New-to-me Authors

I’ve just taken a look at books I read in May and June so far – 32 books, written by 18 authors.  Probably somewhat skewed by the fact I had a Eloisa James mini-glom (seven books).  Anyway, out of the 18 … Continue reading

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Jacqueline Winspear’s “Maisie Dobbs” Series

I mentioned the other day that I came across a new find – Jacqueline Winspear‘s “Maisie Dobbs” books, which is a mystery series set in 1930s London.  There are four books so far in the series: “Maisie Dobbs”, “Birds of … Continue reading

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Time to Catch Up

I got back yesterday, after a rather hectic trip to Hong Kong and Tokyo.  In the past week, I reckon I’ve spent more than 40 hours in airports and on planes – and then there were the trains and taxis … Continue reading

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