It's the title of a tv programme but I'm going to steal it for the books I've read over the last couple of weeks.
Date:
Cycle of the Werewolf by Stephen King; Mister B Gone by Cliver Barker; The Blue Bedroom and other Stories by Rosamunde Pilcher; Twilight Children by Torey Hayden; The Dirty Secrets Club by Meg Gardiner; Old Pittenweem by Eric Eunson; Girl in a Pink Hat by Nanzie McLeod; The Slab Boys by John Byrne; Tutti Frutti by John Byrne. I'd go on a second date with John Byrne, Torey Hayden and Rosamunde Pilcher.
Marry:
Assassin's Apprentice, Royal Assassin and Assassin's Quest by Robin Hobb, and Jodi Picoult's My Sister's Keeper: not even a pre-nup needed for a long-term relationship with these.
Avoid:
The Shakespeare Secret by J L Carrell (should be interesting but too contrived)
Mercy by Jodi Picoult (didn't like the characters and didn't care about the dilemma. Also hated the Brigadoonery of the Scottish characters)
Day 278; Book 265
CDS delivers an old, injured, hungry orange cat to human who's eager to
help him, but 5 months later, his original owners notice that their cat
went missing, demand him back, and post on social media, slandering the
person who saved "their" cat's life
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If it took you five months to notice that your cat was missing and do
something about it, were you ever really the cat's owner?
We think that every cat own...
1 day ago
I'm quite partial to the Meg Gardiner, and I want to read the Robin Hobbs. I thought Cycle of the Werewolf was very minor Stephen King, but I haven't read it in 20 years.
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