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Fiction

hermetic

(8,771 posts) Sun Dec 27, 2020, 12:40 PM Dec 2020

What Fiction are you reading this week, Dec. 27, 2020? [View all]

Ending my year with The Last Odyssey by James Rollins. Highly recommended by a fellow DUer, it really is a terrific tale. Most entertaining.

Next I will be reading Bleeding Hearts, a suspense thriller from Ian Rankin that does not involve Inspector Rebus.

It's almost over!!!

What fiction will you be ending this year with?

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What Fiction are you reading this week, Dec. 27, 2020? [View all] hermetic Dec 2020 OP

Not very exciting Alpeduez21 Dec 2020 #1

That is my favorite hermetic Dec 2020 #8

I am not reading fiction this week, murielm99 Dec 2020 #2

Hey, thanks hermetic Dec 2020 #9

Where do you find those cool book themed photos, hermetic?? Ohiogal Dec 2020 #3

Glad you enjoy them hermetic Dec 2020 #10

Still working on the Dead End Job Mysteries yellowdogintexas Dec 2020 #4

Good hermetic Dec 2020 #11

Castle Skull - a Rhineland Mystery by John Dickson Carr from 1931. Squinch Dec 2020 #5

Oh fun hermetic Dec 2020 #12

Just finished Memories in the Drift. By Melissa Payne. Srkdqltr Dec 2020 #6

Brand new hermetic Dec 2020 #13

Probably The King of Prussia Dec 2020 #7

Santa was good to you! hermetic Dec 2020 #14

Halfway through "Sword Song" by Bernard Cornwell Number9Dream Dec 2020 #15

What a story! hermetic Dec 2020 #16

Just finished "Sea Wife" by Amity Gaige bif Dec 2020 #17

Interesting hermetic Dec 2020 #18

It was a pretty powerful and emotional read. bif Dec 2020 #19

Just starting M.C. Beaton's, Beating About the Bush. Polly Hennessey Dec 2020 #20

Agatha is a hoot hermetic Dec 2020 #21

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