Hosted by Lipsyy Lost & Found my Wednesday post gives you a taste of what I am reading this week. A similar meme is run by Taking on a World of Words
At the moment I am reading A Motif of Seasons by Edward Glover which is the third part of a trilogy, but hey when did I let reading out of order get in the way of a new book!
Blurb
Two powerful 19th-century English and Prussian families are still riven by the consequences of an ancestral marriage – one that bequeathed venomous division, rivalry and hatred. Three beautiful women – each ambitious and musically gifted – seek to break these inherited shackles of betrayal, revenge and cruelty in their pursuit of sexual freedom and love. But the past proves a formidable and vicious opponent. Set against the backdrop of Europe’s inexorable slide towards the First World War, the final resolution of this ancient and destructive quarrel hangs by a thread – and with it the fate of an 18th-century music book full of secrets.
The last volume in the thrilling Herzberg trilogy, A Motif of Seasons finally solves the intriguing mystery at the heart of the series – in a definitive and surprising way. Amazon
I have recently finished the very enjoyable Another Day Gone by Eliza Graham
An excerpt and the synopsis featured in yesterday’s post
Next up I am finally going to read In Her Wake by Amanda Jennings which I am very much looking forward to, having read some very good reviews both pre and post publication.
Blurb
A tragic family event reveals devastating news that rips apart Bella’s comfortable existence. Embarking on a personal journey to uncover the truth, she faces a series of traumatic discoveries that take her to the ruggedly beautiful Cornish coast, where hidden truths, past betrayals and a 25-year-old mystery threaten not just her identity, but her life.Chilling, complex and profoundly moving, In Her Wake is a gripping psychological thriller that questions the nature of family – and reminds us that sometimes the most shocking crimes are committed closest to home. Amazon
So that’s my week sorted – What are you reading this week? Do share your links and thoughts in the comments box below.
I’ve heard good things about In Her Wake as well. Hope you’ll like it 😀 http://www.curious-daisy.com/www-wednesdays/www-wednesday-november-9-2016/
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🙂 It was one of those books that got consistently good reviews 🙂
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I’m reading Prue Leith’s The Prodigal Daughter at the moment. It’s the second in a trilogy. Lots of lovely descriptions of food!
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Ooh descriptions of food always make me hungry – enjoy 🙂
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In Her Wake just went on my list! I love a good psychological thriller, and when you add family elements and the Cornish coast…well, it has to be a winner! Thanks! Here’s MY WWW POST
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It is the perfect combination – thanks for visiting and leaving your link.
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I’m glad to hear you enjoyed Another Day Gone! I have a Netgalley copy waiting to be read some time soon… In Her Wake sounds really good as well. Happy reading!
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I really did enjoy it – I hope you do too when you get to it 🙂
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You’ll enjoy In Her Wake I’m sure… how has it taken you this long to get round to it??!!
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Did you not read my post on how many books I have on the TBR? ‘-) I did have it down for holiday reading back in June but I over-estimated how many books I could read in 10 days!
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Will look forward to your thoughts on her In Her Wake as I’ve been meaning to read it for a while. I hope it doesn’t turn out to be one of those over-hyped ones, but I trust your opinion! 🙂
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I will keep you posted 😉
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Yay for reading out of order! I’m glad you can still enjoy the 3rd book in the series. Happy reading!
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Haha I know the purists can’t abide it but…
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Thanks for sharing! I’m re-reading the first Harry Potter book. It’s the illustrated version, so I’m really enjoying it.
-Lauren
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Oh that does sound like a real treat!
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Reading The Night Stalker by Robert Bryndza. Enjoyed The Girl in the Ice and want more of Detective Erika Foster.
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That’s another author who’s definitely on my ‘I must start this series very soon’ list – all the reviews have really caught my eye, I think I will like Erika Foster
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Several as usual: Les Mis (on Serial Reader). Rosie Effect (audio for commuting), The Blue Between Sky and Water by Susan Abulhawa (Kindle/phone read); Names for the Sea: Strangers in Iceland by Sarah Moss (paperback) and need to finish Frankenstein (lost interest after Halloween, but will finish it).
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I liked the Rosie Effect although not as much as The Rosie Project and I do want to try one of Sarah Moss’s books too.
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Interesting–exactly my response to the Rosie Effect so far. It’s fun, but the first one was so good that it’s hard to recapture that. Sarah Moss is interesting–the one I’m reading is nonfiction–not sure about the others.
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In Her Wake is waiting on my Kindle, I can’t wait to read your thoughts on it, I’ll probably read it after your review 🙂 I don’t know how you do it, I cannot just get into a series if I don’t start at the beginning! Happy reading!
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It’s not always easy but often it works ok for me 🙂
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In Her Wake sounds really good! I can’t wait for your review, I might have to read it.
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It does, doesn’t it? I’ll be reviewing soonish (I hope)
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