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I'm taking a bit of a break from my usual Friday Linkups to try something a little different. I'm in a list making kind of mood so I thought I'd start making random five lists. Sometimes they'll be bookish other weeks not so much. I've really been enjoying historical fiction so here are 5 on my TBR.
1. A Well-Behaved Woman by Therese Anne Fowler - The whole Vanderbilt family is fascinating with all their issues and this novel sounds just as fascinating.
2. Above the Bay of Angels by Rhys Bowen - I love the cozy mysteries by this author and I've really enjoyed the stand alone titles so this one sounds wonderful.
3. Golden Hour by Beatriz Williams - I've really enjoyed Beatriz Williams' books in the past but it's been too long since I've read any and this one sounds fantastic.
4. The Girl Who Came Home by Hazel Gaynor - I love Hazel Gaynor and this one has been on my TBR for ages.
5. Tightrope by Amanda Quick - I love romantic suspense, historical fiction, and Jayne Ann Krentz/Amanda Quick so this one looks amazing!
Do you have any historical fiction on your TBR?
Hi Katherine! I have Above the Bay of Angels on my TBR and Kindle, just need to still read it. The Girl who came home immediately draws my attention due to that cover. Actually all of these draw my attention!
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend and I hope you will spend it reading and relaxing.
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Tightrope IS amazing, as are the other books in that series. I loved each of them.
ReplyDeleteTightrope looks amazing. I haven't read an Amanda Quick book in a while, and I need to change that soon!
ReplyDeleteThe Wedding Veil by Kristy Woodson Harvey put me in touch with the VanderBilts, I had to go on line and look at the mansion I think in North Carolina.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy Rhys Bowen's books. Amanda Quick is good too. I haven't read any of these books.
ReplyDeleteA Well Behaved Woman sounds good. 📚
ReplyDeleteI love the cover of A Well-Behaved Woman by Therese Anne Fowler. I really want to read some of these too--the Gaynor book and The Golden Hour, especially.
ReplyDeleteOh, I need to read The Girl Who Came Home.
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