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hermetic

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18. Welcome to the group
Mon Jul 8, 2024, 09:28 AM
Jul 2024

You did just fine. You can always say as much or little as you want. Title and author are important, of course, so the book can be looked up if someone is interested.

It sounds like a really good story and most reviews are positive. There are a few negatives but that's normal and they are few and far between.

I will add that this book is the first in the Appalachian Mountain Mysteries series, of which there are 7 now. It's a little hard to research since not all of them seem to be in print yet. They are all ebooks. Nothing wrong with that. Just means you're not likely to find them at your library. For now.

Do check in again. We're happy to have you here.

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I finished "Sins of the Father" - a Kat Parker mystery. by K L Phelps yellowdogintexas Jul 2024 #1
Now I am reading: "Jesus and John Wayne": How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation yellowdogintexas Jul 2024 #2
Wow, interesting. hermetic Jul 2024 #6
Cool hermetic Jul 2024 #4
Re-reading the re-reads. Library down going on cbabe Jul 2024 #3
Still down? Bummer. hermetic Jul 2024 #5
Nothing wrong with reading a children's book during difficult times! mentalsolstice Jul 2024 #7
Yikes, 800 pages in hardcover hermetic Jul 2024 #9
Thank you for the weekly thread, hermetic. It's a good time to stay inside and read in my japple Jul 2024 #8
That sounds quite good, too hermetic Jul 2024 #10
Reading very real factual fictional scenario of nuclear war, written by Annie Jacobsen, who is a txwhitedove Jul 2024 #11
Hope you stay safe hermetic Jul 2024 #12
I read The Bridges at Toki-Ri. I'm embarrassed to say that I previously had no idea that James Michener wrote it. rsdsharp Jul 2024 #13
Portrait of an Unknown Woman (Daniel Silva #22) for $1.99 today on Amazon (Kindle version) yellowdogintexas Jul 2024 #21
Thanks! I just bought it. rsdsharp Jul 2024 #23
I love those books. This may be the 3rd or 4th one I have picked up for $1.99 yellowdogintexas Jul 2024 #25
I really like Silva, but I struggled a bit with this one. rsdsharp Jul 2024 #28
I just finished Jilly_in_VA Jul 2024 #14
Half-way through "The Fall of the Templars" by Robyn Young Number9Dream Jul 2024 #15
That's a shame hermetic Jul 2024 #19
Old Filth Lulu KC Jul 2024 #16
I read this thread every week GigiLeigh Jul 2024 #17
Welcome to the group hermetic Jul 2024 #18
Welcome!! I cheat and copy from the jacket description on Amazon. yellowdogintexas Jul 2024 #22
Welcome to the group and to DU Number9Dream Jul 2024 #20
Thanks GigiLeigh Jul 2024 #24
The Lost Bookshop by Evie Woods Pacifist Patriot Jul 2024 #26
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