I’m a creature of habit, I admit it. For example, I’m an addict of crime fiction. I can’t seem to get out of the groove, no matter how hard I try. Also when I find an author I like, I … Continue reading
Category Archives: Midweek Review
Six down, at least 43 to go
For the month of January, I finished six books: The Talented Mr. Ripley by Patricia Highsmith, Goldfinger by Ian Fleming as narrated by Simon Vance, Cover Her Face by P.D. James, Laura by Vera Caspray, The Redbreast by Jo Nesbø, … Continue reading
The man with the Midas touch. A spider’s touch.
I’ll start where I am: listening to Goldfinger by Ian Fleming as narrated by Simon Vance. I’m listening to it as part of the Shaken, Not Stirred audiobook challenge, with a discussion to take place on Twitter this Saturday, Jan. 21, at … Continue reading
Still gorging myself on Sherlock Holmes — and finishing my first book of 2012
When I last left you, I was having Sherlock Holmes for lunch – and I still am gorging myself on him during my lunch hours. However, I also have finished my first book of 2012: The Talented Mr. Ripley by Patricia Highsmith, … Continue reading
