February books
Mar. 13th, 2023 09:53 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pandopIt's getting on for the middle of March & I just realised I haven't done this:
6: A tapestry of murders Paul Doherty [Kindle]
7: A tournament of murders Paul Doherty [Kindle]
Continuing on with my re-read of this series, in order. I am liking that reading them close together, and in order, is giving me a better handle on the back stories, and the relationships between the pilgrims.
8: Death of Jezebel Christiana Brand [Kindle]
February's online book club read. Didn't enjoy this one as much as the previous one we had read by her. The solution to the mystery was not very satisfying, and there were better solutions available.
9: Excellent women Barbra Pym [Kindle]
In-person book group read. Very much enjoyed this, Pym has been compared to Austen and I think it is a fair comparison, as the nature of the book is very similar - and is a very well done observation on contemporary life.
6: A tapestry of murders Paul Doherty [Kindle]
7: A tournament of murders Paul Doherty [Kindle]
Continuing on with my re-read of this series, in order. I am liking that reading them close together, and in order, is giving me a better handle on the back stories, and the relationships between the pilgrims.
8: Death of Jezebel Christiana Brand [Kindle]
February's online book club read. Didn't enjoy this one as much as the previous one we had read by her. The solution to the mystery was not very satisfying, and there were better solutions available.
9: Excellent women Barbra Pym [Kindle]
In-person book group read. Very much enjoyed this, Pym has been compared to Austen and I think it is a fair comparison, as the nature of the book is very similar - and is a very well done observation on contemporary life.