Onyx2201
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Re: What 'cha reading?
I just finished Peony in Love and loaned it to my daughter-in-law. We both loved it.
I've ordered some more Lisa See books.
I gave away my second copy of More Book Lust and now I have a new list to sart reading.
We're moving at the end of January to the Houston area, so I will finally have acess to a good library system! I can't wait!
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Dec/26/2007, 12:53 pm
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Grannyx16
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Re: What 'cha reading?
Having finished the Work and The Glory and the others I was reading...I've started re-reading some of my Mysteries...
High Country by Nevada Barr
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The Codex by Douglas Preston
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I reading a book about the life of Joe Cahill...I find political history very interesting.
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Onyx2201
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I saw Tombstone one too many times, so I read a bio og Wyatt Earp, and the bio written by Josie his wife, and a bio of Doc Holiday.
Then I read two mysteries by Lisa See, I am on the third one. My book club is reading Ken follett's Whiteout, which has my attention! 
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