I've been reading.

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I'm an enthusiastic reader, usually having two to three books on the go, at once. I thought that I would share the pile I have gone through.
I really enjoy Mary Higgins Clarke and these three were no exception.  The Melody Lingers On, I picked up in Paris and finished it in Venice. The blurb says, '...  a huge financial scandal and a breathtaking tale of deception and betrayal.' Really good.

Death Wears a Beauty Mask and Other Stories, is a collection oh 10 short stories, with a twist. Enjoyed it.

All Dressed in White has us back with Laurier Moran as she recreates the disappearance of a bride-to-be. Gripping!


Kathy Reichs has Dr Tempe Brennan investigating a ' ... case more complicated and horrifying than she could ever have imagined ...' I enjoy Kathy's books.

Undercover is a love story, with a bit of a twist. Set in Colombia, Argentina, France and the USA, it is a fast flowing story, that gets you hooked.



Lastly, what is on my bedside table. I've read several of Monica McInerney's books and enjoyed them, this one is no different. A Taste for It is Set in the Clare Valley and Ireland, it is a story of Maura Carmody and her trip to Ireland, to promote her family winery. 

Sheila O'Flannagan is a new author, to me and this story has me hooked. Set in Ireland, it is about families. To tell you more would spoil the story.

I hope you like my reading list and feel free to tell me what you are reading.
Bye,
Lilian

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