Anyone There?

[Ioruach]

Everyone must be reading. I haven't seen a posting by anyone in a week.

[Mandy Muffin]

I am also in the middle of a Robert Dugoni.  "Her Final Breath" is placed in Seattle and has a female police detective chasing down a serial killer.  A real thriller that was free this month to Amazon Prime members. 

[Eaglewoman]

I look in everyday, but haven't rad any good books lately. We too have been having such good weather in the 70's for Colo- in March unheard of. so hard tasty inside and read. Our book club is reading Whiter than Snow- by Sandra Dallas. I read it so long ago, will have to go back and do a quick review. The other book club is reading A tree Grows in Brooklyn for our classic this year.

[Glenda Scheideler]

I just read the review on THE MAGIC STRINGS OF FRANKIE PRESTO - these were all from Audio listeners -- all good reviews.  Some said that it was better to listen than read, so I will look forward to listening to it.  The only other book I read by Mitch Albom was TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE.  I loved that book so much that I once found it in a sale bucket at a store and bought 5 copies and gave them to everyone.  Thanks for the recommendation.

[rapa]

Glenda, I am totally enchanted with THE MAGIC STRINGS OF FRANKIE PRESTO! The ending of Part 1 is especially powerful. Albom has done it again!

[Mandy Muffin]

I've been off for a week-long cruise to the Western Caribbean.  With temps in the 80s, I enjoyed JA Jance's "Cold Betrayal" with the story line in winter in northern Minnesota and snowy northern Arizona.  I also read the classic Ira Levin, "A Kiss before Dying."  Fortunately nobody died on the trip but from all the college kids there, I expect a lot of kissing went on and perhaps a bit more.  My Kindle Fire was ideal for cruise ship reading.  Incidentally, just as I found last year, this cruise ship (Norwegian) no longer maintained a library system, only a self-service exchange. It looks like cruise ship libraries are a thing of the past, so bring your own if you want to read.