Quote of the day:
One of the things reading does, it makes your loneliness manageable if you are an essentially lonely person. -Jamaica Kincaid
My preferred book for the week is a different author from the previous week. This is me taking a slight break away from Murakami -after about a four or five week reading run. Although finding time to read can be demanding, it offers great distraction or diversion -one that comes with immense rewards.
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So for the week its back to a familiar author, one whose books I've read many times this year. I am reading 'False Impression', by British author Jeffrey Archer. The book contains a murderous plot, and revolves around expensive art, the unforgettable events of 9/11, manipulations, and international crime of varying proportions. Its fast paced, and it definitely is typical Archer -and is quite entertaining so far.
What are you reading for the week?
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Current Listen: BB King -When Love Comes To Town
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I've been on the lookout for something fast-paced :) I actually signed on to a book club, looking for inspiration in this exact area. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteI am reading Harlan Coben. I have not found one of his books I didn't enjoy.
ReplyDeleteLovely Greets! :)
ReplyDeleteI hope yo catch up on my reading this Winter. False Impressions sounds intriguing.
ReplyDeleteI just picked up Anna Karenina again and will re-read it for about the 4the time but I love anything Russian and it has a lot of Russian history. I don't like Anna's self-centered personality but it makes a good story. :)
ReplyDeleteI skimmed Wishful Drinking by Carrie Fisher. I skimmed it since it was similar to her show that I had already seen on Netflix. Funny.
ReplyDeleteTo do as much reading as you do, you must leave out TV. I'm reading a boring biography and as soon as I get another book I will stop reading the biography.
ReplyDeleteyou have made great choices
ReplyDeleteI'm reading a Peter Robinson book.
ReplyDeleteSounds suspenseful!
ReplyDeleteWow a suspense book.
ReplyDeleteSomething i want in a book :)
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i have read some great works by Archer but not this one...will try to get it asap....
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Sounds good, I haven't read that one yet. Have a good week, regards, Valerie
ReplyDeleteGood choice! I'm not reading now because am looking for patterns for new embroidery. It takes much time :((
ReplyDeleteI'm reading Michael Connely's The Drop. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteI like mystery stories! Thank you for sharing. Great choice of music too!!
ReplyDeleteReading certainly offers a great distraction from the very many worries of life. Although right now, I have to face one head on and do not really have the time to steal an escape. Love your current listen
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I love the mysteries, sounds great. Enjoy!
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I love authors that we can fall back on, so glad you have one!
ReplyDeleteI will like to read this book
ReplyDeleteI am a Jeffery Archer fan also... thanks for reminding me. i read books in my kindle and get them from our library, will check to see if they have Archer in kindle. i love the quote about reading at the top. there is never a day that i don't read, it is at the top of my list of preferred entertainment. i did not see the foot in the microwave until i pulled it up in the computer
ReplyDeleteYour book for the week sounds intriguing...I will have to read it soon.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for introducing me.:)
Sounds like something my husband would enjoy!!!!
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ReplyDeletesounds intriguing
as much as i read i am believe it or not a mood reader.
currently i am reading....
The Healing Path: How the Hurts in Your Past Can Lead You to a More Abundant Life by Allender, Dan B.
In an Unspoken Voice: How the Body Releases Trauma and Restores Goodness by Peter A. Levine (2010) Paperback (edit title/settings)
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Just finished Edge of Darkness (2015) with by Christine Feehan
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Great review! That book sounds amazing!
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Sounds interesting - I haven't read any Jeffrey Archer since many years -
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Enjoy your Jeffrey Archer book - I've not read any of his!
ReplyDeleteI'm currently reading a book by Annie Groves it's set in the war years of 1943, but I'm enjoying it so far.
Have a good week
All the best Jan
Enjoy your Jeffrey Archer book - I've not read any of his!
ReplyDeleteI'm currently reading a book by Annie Groves it's set in the war years of 1943, but I'm enjoying it so far.
Have a good week
All the best Jan
I have yet to read this author. I need to try him some time. I am reading Sarah Fine: Fated and Sandra Brown this week. Happy reading.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read anything this week - I'm too busy writing.
ReplyDeleteThat's true about books - you can't be lonely with a good book.
What an interesting quote, I suppose there's some truth in that!
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I am going for a bit of sci-fi this week
ReplyDeleteI am going for a bit of sci-fi this week
ReplyDeleteSure sounds like it has a lot within the pages
ReplyDeleteI like that quote too. I get lonely and a good book is a good solution for a little while. I am reading a good book right now about a Bassett hound that is quite good in that it is great reading. Nice to meet you and thanks for coming by our blog.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds very good! Thank you so much for sharing, and thanks, as well, for your kind birthday wishes on my blog. I really appreciate it! :)
ReplyDeleteUmm... reading "for the week?!" More like, for the half year! I am slow getting through my books as there are gaps in between too and then I have to go back some to remember where I was. As it is, I only read non fiction. Current book: Michael Pollan's "Cooked."
ReplyDeleteGreat!! Reading? Still in my list to ready a book! Kisses
ReplyDeleteLoved reading your brief review...seems like a book I would enjoy...not much time taken to read. The quote of the day makes me feel a little sad.
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Interesting post and a good read. Not reading any book for now, no time to do that. I'm sure the next one I will try to read is Amber Rose new book just for the fun of it! Hehehe.
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Have a nice reeding-day !
ReplyDeleteI look so forward to your posts because you always have the best quotes on them! I'm not reading much at the moment; I really need to focus on regular writing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing :)
I love trading so I want you to have a good reading day. I have two books going right now but I have work to do to---which do I prefer----you know the answer to that.
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Such a good Quote! I'm currently reading single is not a curse by Tony Gaskins Jr. I used to read at least 3 books a month but I have sort of fell off.
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I've already read this Archer book, and agree it was a fast read. Just finished reading Murder House by James Patterson and currently reading Career if Evil by Robert Galbraith (aka JK Rowling).
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