Comments on: A Heaven Lined With Books http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/2010/04/27/a-heaven-lined-with-books/ Mystery Author Thu, 09 Feb 2012 12:05:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Shel http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/2010/04/27/a-heaven-lined-with-books/#comment-4011 Shel Wed, 28 Apr 2010 18:57:56 +0000 http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/?p=894#comment-4011 That authority you speak of already has a list on my blog, my facebook, and it's being circulated among a close group of friends that read the same things I do... LOL!! That authority you speak of already has a list on my blog, my facebook, and it’s being circulated among a close group of friends that read the same things I do… LOL!!

]]> By: elizabeth http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/2010/04/27/a-heaven-lined-with-books/#comment-4003 elizabeth Wed, 28 Apr 2010 12:55:48 +0000 http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/?p=894#comment-4003 Shel, I have it on good authority that May, too, will be a good month. :) Shel, I have it on good authority that May, too, will be a good month. :)

]]> By: Shel http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/2010/04/27/a-heaven-lined-with-books/#comment-3993 Shel Wed, 28 Apr 2010 05:01:10 +0000 http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/?p=894#comment-3993 I've read nothing BUT good stuff the past few weeks. I don't know, but I strongly suspect that the publishers decided April was a great month for new releases because they thought everyone would be getting tax refunds back or something. I read Holly Blues by Susan Wittig Albert, Cat of the Century by Rita Mae Brown, Changes by Jim Butcher, and that's just the beginning. Next up is probably A River in the Sky by Elizabeth Peters and Moonspinners by Sally Goldenbaum. I’ve read nothing BUT good stuff the past few weeks. I don’t know, but I strongly suspect that the publishers decided April was a great month for new releases because they thought everyone would be getting tax refunds back or something. I read Holly Blues by Susan Wittig Albert, Cat of the Century by Rita Mae Brown, Changes by Jim Butcher, and that’s just the beginning. Next up is probably A River in the Sky by Elizabeth Peters and Moonspinners by Sally Goldenbaum.

]]> By: Nikki http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/2010/04/27/a-heaven-lined-with-books/#comment-3985 Nikki Tue, 27 Apr 2010 18:20:24 +0000 http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/?p=894#comment-3985 Well, I haven't read it yet but a friend just gave me a book when I went to visit her last week, and I am anxious to read it because it is a little different than my typical read (mysteries). It's called The House of Versace, and it turns out that the author, Deborah Ball, was my friends college roommate! So when we were hanging out in Barnes & Noble she bought it for me :) and I am really looking forward to it---I will update you when I read it! Well, I haven’t read it yet but a friend just gave me a book when I went to visit her last week, and I am anxious to read it because it is a little different than my typical read (mysteries). It’s called The House of Versace, and it turns out that the author, Deborah Ball, was my friends college roommate! So when we were hanging out in Barnes & Noble she bought it for me :) and I am really looking forward to it—I will update you when I read it!

]]> By: Lynn http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/2010/04/27/a-heaven-lined-with-books/#comment-3978 Lynn Tue, 27 Apr 2010 15:54:29 +0000 http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/?p=894#comment-3978 Really have to get the Magnolia Wednesdays... I lent my Accidental Bestseller to a friend here at work and she's hooked. I read Colleen Gleason's The Rest Fall Away(?) on my trip. It's a vampire hunter set in Victorian England. Very entertaining. And then read several short stories from the 2008 Best American Short Story Collection. One was this story about a girl who's been promised to a very older man. The entire society is based on women being given away at a very young age. And then one was about how a town found faith in silence, then in noise. Then the ending came around to the bursts of silence and noise being a morse code message to the town. Which they totally missed due to the focus on the forest and not the tree. Literary.... who gets it. (Grin...) Really have to get the Magnolia Wednesdays… I lent my Accidental Bestseller to a friend here at work and she’s hooked.

I read Colleen Gleason’s The Rest Fall Away(?) on my trip. It’s a vampire hunter set in Victorian England. Very entertaining. And then read several short stories from the 2008 Best American Short Story Collection. One was this story about a girl who’s been promised to a very older man. The entire society is based on women being given away at a very young age. And then one was about how a town found faith in silence, then in noise. Then the ending came around to the bursts of silence and noise being a morse code message to the town. Which they totally missed due to the focus on the forest and not the tree.

Literary…. who gets it. (Grin…)

]]> By: Dru http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/2010/04/27/a-heaven-lined-with-books/#comment-3975 Dru Tue, 27 Apr 2010 11:49:24 +0000 http://elizabethlynncasey.com/blog/?p=894#comment-3975 I just finished "Saving CeeCee Honeycutt" by Beth Hoffman and I highly recommend this book. Just by reading the first chapter and I knew that this book will be a keeper and when I read the last sentence, my tissue box was well used. I just finished “Saving CeeCee Honeycutt” by Beth Hoffman and I highly recommend this book. Just by reading the first chapter and I knew that this book will be a keeper and when I read the last sentence, my tissue box was well used.

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