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SAKURA H says

Thanks so much for the info. I can deal with it if its more historical.....

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SAKURA H says

Hello, I was wondering what u thought of the book Bleeding Heart Square by Andrew Taylor... Is it more historical or suspenseful??

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Hi ISIS. I am currently reading The Crimson Rooms by Katharine McMahon. This may be a book that appeals to you since you like the historical fiction. I haven't gotten real far in the book, but I think it's gonna be a good read!!

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Kay says

Saw you read Renegade Champion- and were the only one who has haha. Wondering what you thought about it.

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Mary H says

I love your screen name and photo. I've been fascinated with ancient Egypt since I was a little girl. I can recommend Wilbur Smith's Egyptian books, Mara, daughter of the Nile by Eloise Jarvis McGraw and the Lost Queen of Egypt by Lucile Morrison. That last book is very difficult to find but it is the book that started it all for me.

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In boxes or piles... says

I see that you have The Meaning of Night on your shelf...I've been wanting to read this for awhile...what genre is it?

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mkiraly13 says

I just send an invite - I think - I don't go here often but should. One recommendation, Dreamland by Kim somebody (Hammill, Newman?). I loaned it to Annie.

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