November and December 2015

Last year was a rough year for me, I lost my husband, step-mother. and mom.  Blogging wasn't a priority, of course, but I'm getting back into the swing of things in many areas of my life, so I thought I'd do a catch up of my reading.  Here's a two-month report!

Nov	67	The Wrong Man	Kate White
	68	Did You Ever Have A Family	Bill Clegg
	69	The Do-Right	Lisa Sandlin
	70	The Devil's Share	Wallace Stroby
	71	The Things We Keep	Sally Hepworth
	72	My Southern Journey	Rick Bragg
Dec	73	The Bone Labyrinth	James Rollins
	74	The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace	Jeff Hobbs
	75	Slow Horses	Mick Herron
	76	The Widow	Fiona Barton
	77	The Assistant	Camille Perri
	78	Dead Lions	Mick Herron

This is going to be brief.  I loved "Did You Ever Have A Family", the story is masterfully told and you don't want to put it down.

I've read all of Wallace Stroby's Crissa Stone series, this last one, The Devil's Share did not disappoint.  Good writing and fast action, what more do you want!

The Things We Keep by Sally Hepworth deals with memory loss at a young age and its affect on everyone in the family.  Well written and warm hearted.

I love Rick Bragg and have read all his memoirs and family stories.  My Southern Journey is a great read.

I know you've probably heard of The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace.  Everything you've heard is true.  It's a fabulous accounting of, just as the title says, a short and tragic life.  It made me want to cry.

I have become a fan of Mick Herron.  I've devoured the Slough House series and I highly recommend it.  I'm looking forward to exploring his other work.

So many books, so little time.  Thanks for stopping by.

What are you reading?