Friday, July 9, 2021

THE MAIDEN BELL

 John Pilkington. THE MAIDEN BELL. Severn House, 2005.

Set in Berkshire, 1593. Murder as a community commissions a new church bell, built on site. 


Read June 2021


Thursday, July 8, 2021

LONGMIRE

 Craig Johnson. Walt Longmire Mysteries. Viking

The COLD DISH

The DARK HORSE read late 2019

JUNKYARD DOGS read July 2021

AS THE CROW FLIES  The last page is pure poetry. Read in May, 2021

A SERPENT'S TOOTH read in June, 2021

ANY OTHER NAME read in May, 2021












TIME AND TIDE

 Edna O'Brien. TIME AND TIDE. Plume, 1999. 


Inspired to turn to my TO READ pile of O'Brien by her commentary in the Hemingway PBS biography. 

This book follows an Irish woman making it on her own, with two sons, in London. 



Read May 2021

MEDICINE WALK

 Richard Wagamese. MEDICINE WALK.


Reread this favourite for the U of M Book Club. Enjoyed it even more this time. Miss him. 



Reread April 2021

GUARDIANS OF BEING

 Eckhart Tolle . GUARDIANS OF BEING. Art by Patrick McDonnell. New World, 2009.

Awareness and joy. Another gift.


Read April 2021.

WASHINGTON BLACK

Esi Edugyan. Washington Black. Harper Collins, 2018. 

Thoroughly enjoyed this big novel set in early 1800s in the Caribbean, America, the Arctic, Nova Scotia, and England. 


Read March 2021

WESTWIND

 Ian Rankin. Westwind. Orion, 1990, 2019.

Bought this without realizing that it is not a Rebus story. 


Read January 2021

DEATH IN A DARKENING MIST

 Iona Whishaw. DEATH in a DARKENING MIST: A Lane Winslow Mystery.  Touchwood, 2017. Second in the series; my fifth, but not in order. Lane i...