What I'm reading
- "Take this Bread" by Sara Miles. This month's book for our church book club, I need to have it read by Tuesday, while also working on two assignments, one of which is due by midnight Monday. I'm through the first 100 pages, and finding it fascinating, challenging, difficult and wonderful.
I've just finished reading
Somehow I've ended up back in a Stephanie Laurens mood. In the last week I've read Scandal's Bride and In Pursuit of Eliza Cynster, and to be perfectly honest this morning I basically skimmed through A Rogue's Proposal. Not that it counts as "reading". Anyway. I'm in a Laurens mood and as much as these books are shelved in my Goodreads account as "trashy trashy romance" I still love them. To the point that I was really REALLY annoyed to find that although a bunch of Laurens books are currently on sale in e-form, all the titles on sale are those I've read.
What I'm reading next
Next cab off the rank is definitely Tony Kevin's Walking the Camino: A modern pilgrimage to Santiago. Kevin isn't religious, and I think it's going to be an interesting read. I'm hoping to follow it up with seeing Emilio Estevez' film The Way.
I've just finished reading
Somehow I've ended up back in a Stephanie Laurens mood. In the last week I've read Scandal's Bride and In Pursuit of Eliza Cynster, and to be perfectly honest this morning I basically skimmed through A Rogue's Proposal. Not that it counts as "reading". Anyway. I'm in a Laurens mood and as much as these books are shelved in my Goodreads account as "trashy trashy romance" I still love them. To the point that I was really REALLY annoyed to find that although a bunch of Laurens books are currently on sale in e-form, all the titles on sale are those I've read.
What I'm reading next
Next cab off the rank is definitely Tony Kevin's Walking the Camino: A modern pilgrimage to Santiago. Kevin isn't religious, and I think it's going to be an interesting read. I'm hoping to follow it up with seeing Emilio Estevez' film The Way.
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