I have recently finished two great books, both by authors new to me.
The Third Rule is a gripping story of murder, deceit and absolute power. Shades of 1984 here.
The Woman in the Window is a captivating tale of a woman living as a recluse following a major accident. This is pure Hitchcock.
Why not go over to my other site, Booksandmorebooks. Maybe you would like one or both of them.
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Thanks Judith! Always on the lookout for new books. You might want to try American by Day by Derek B Miller. It’s an interesting, timely and fun detective story by a Norwegian writer. Even better is Manhattan Beach by Jennifer Egan, a fascinating story set in New York during WWII. Hope you enjoy!
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Thanks Thomas, always happy to receive book suggestions. I read Manhattan Beach at the beginning of the year and reviewed it January 10. Great book full of so much of interest, and much I didn’t know.
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Hi Judith–I look forward to reading what you said about Manhattan Beach, but I can get to the site either—neither of those links work.
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Thank you.
On Wed, Jul 4, 2018, 10:14 PM I choose how I will spend the rest of my life wrote:
> judithhb posted: “I have recently finished two great books, both by > authors new to me. The Third Rule is a gripping story of murder, deceit and > absolute power. Shades of 1984 here. The Woman in the Window is a > captivating tale of a woman living as a recluse following a ” >
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Thanks for reading,
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Thank you for reading.
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Thanks for sharing your list. Here is one you would enjoy and it is free on NetGalley tight now. https://www.netgalley.com/widget/148179/redeem/891c70187d2508c026ef425dc9709abfa8d323097a6696f2f42eef501fd37762
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Thanks Darlene. I have downloaded the book from Netgalley.
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Both books sound interesting with hints of Orwell and Hitchcock, who could as for more! I could not get to your other site for some reason. Thanks for the suggestions!
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Oh I’m sorry that you couldn’t get to my other site, Jo Nell. Here’s the link
http://books&morebooks2017.wordpress.com
I hope it works this time.
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