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Third Degree: Crazy Town
bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: I am beginning to wonder if Greg Iles is having marital problems because his last few novels have in … more →
Left for Dead: Me after finishing this book
bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: Ha ha. My poor attempt at a joke. Kevin O’Brien’s purported thriller Left for Dead beg … more →
Fangland: Not as much bite as I had hoped
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bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: So continues my Halloween reading (finished before Halloween but not posted until afterwards). Fangl … more →
Dirty: the librarian fantasy
bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: Who knew I had erotica on my shelves? It’s October and more importantly a mere 7 weeks until B … more →
The Wedding Machine: Appalling
bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: My wasting time with, er, reading, The Wedding Machine is the result of a recent “dash and gra … more →
Panic in Level 4: Passionless Tales about Science
bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: Richard Preston’s Panic in Level 4: Cannibals, Killer Viruses and Other Journeys to the Edge o … more →
Vigil: Christopher Walken Did It Better
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bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: I probably should have consigned Robert Masello’s purported thriller Vigil to the “Aband … more →
Blood Noir: Anita Blake #16
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bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: This must be my week for sequels. I know that I have expressed my irritation with Laurell K. Hamilt … more →
Sepulchre: Intriguing Idea that Kind of Fizzled Out
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bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: Bless Kate Mosse’s heart. She really wants to write engaging, slightly supernatural thrillers … more →
Getting Over It: I'm Trying to
bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: Publishers Weekly wrote that if Anna Maxted’s Getting Over It had been published before Bridg … more →
The Country Life: Did I Miss the Point?
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bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: Rachel Cusks’ The Country Life was a baffling novel. Twenty-nine-year-old Stella Benson abrupt … more →
Comfort Food: More Food, Less Family
bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: Comfort Food is Kate Jacobs’ follow-up to The Friday-Night Knitting Club and it is one of thos … more →
Cold Plague: Not Exactly a Cure for Hot Summer Days
bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: It might not be the best idea to post about Cold Plague by Daniel Kalla after having eaten a gorgeou … more →
The Effect of Living Backwards: Am I Stupid?
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bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: Quick post because I need to get ready to leave for the beach and hopefully more enjoyable, coherent … more →
The Book of Fate: Freemasons in DC Again?
bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: Perhaps this is cheating, but I am starting this post before I have finished the book. Somehow, I d … more →
The Friendship Test: It Failed
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bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: Drowning in summer school, yet there is a light at the end of the tunnel in that it ends on Thursday … more →
The Year of Living Famously: Please, no.
bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: Because I’m in summer school every day until July 10, I’ve gravitated towards lighter re … more →
Girls in Trucks: the Southern Carrie Bradshaw?
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bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: Girls in Trucks is Katie Crouch’s debut novel, and as an example of the craft of writing, it … more →
The Seduction of the Crimson Rose: Fading flowers?
bibliophylia wrote 1 year ago: I had a four-day weekend for Memorial Day, and I was finally able to get a lot of reading in. I sta … more →
