Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday.
It’s held over at That Artsy Reader Girl, where every week bloggers list their top 10 bookish lists to the theme for the week. This week is about those books I want to read again.
Land of Shadows: Lou. Lou is an exquisite character and I adored her.
The Janes: In this one, we get to know see Alice and Cap, and their relationship progress. Two characters who should not work just do.
The Nothing Man: A serial killer read a true crime novel of his well, serial killing. Brilliant characterisation that made the victim, who wrote the true crime novel, part of the novel in a big way even though it was from the killer’s POV.
Crimson Lake: If you like crime novels, you need to read this one. Candice Fox takes a cop accused of being a paedophile, and shows him trying to put his life together after escaping conviction. How do you put a life back together after that accusation? As a PI, with a very interesting partner that takes no bullshit from anyone.
AA Dhand’s Harry Virdee series: I adore this series; as much as it is about crime, it’s about Harry and his family’s issues, that Dhand makes every more complex with each installment.
Grave Sight: I genuinely adore Harper and her family, and the fact that she can find dead bodies.
The Secrets We Kept: This book genuinely just came out of nowhere and knocked the breath out of me with how good it was. Seriously just brilliant.
Red, White and Blue: I’m sure you’ve heard of it, so you’ll know why I’m not going to say anything more.
That’s all she wrote! Would you read any of these again?
Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday.
It’s held over at That Artsy Reader Girl, where every week bloggers list their top 10 bookish lists to the theme for the week. This week is about those books I want to read again.
Land of Shadows: Lou. Lou is an exquisite character and I adored her.
The Janes: In this one, we get to know see Alice and Cap, and their relationship progress. Two characters who should not work just do.
The Nothing Man: A serial killer read a true crime novel of his well, serial killing. Brilliant characterisation that made the victim, who wrote the true crime novel, part of the novel in a big way even though it was from the killer’s POV.
Crimson Lake: If you like crime novels, you need to read this one. Candice Fox takes a cop accused of being a paedophile, and shows him trying to put his life together after escaping conviction. How do you put a life back together after that accusation? As a PI, with a very interesting partner that takes no bullshit from anyone.
AA Dhand’s Harry Virdee series: I adore this series; as much as it is about crime, it’s about Harry and his family’s issues, that Dhand makes every more complex with each installment.
Grave Sight: I genuinely adore Harper and her family, and the fact that she can find dead bodies.
The Secrets We Kept: This book genuinely just came out of nowhere and knocked the breath out of me with how good it was. Seriously just brilliant.
Red, White and Blue: I’m sure you’ve heard of it, so you’ll know why I’m not going to say anything more.
That’s all she wrote! Would you read any of these again?
I still need to read Red, White, and Royal Blue. I love it when books are so good you want to reread them though.
Me too! And I totally admit, that would be top of my list!
Some of them look interesting, but RW&RB is the only one I read, and it wasn’t my cup of tea.
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I’m sorry to hear that, hopefully one of the others will strike a chord with oyu.
Red, White, and Royal Blue is gonna have to be a priority for me in 2021. I must read it!
You shoulddddddddddddddd!! It’s just the best!!
I would definitely reread Red, White & Royal Blue!
The best, right???
Grave Sight sure sounds interesting.
My post.
It really is so good; great characterisation!
I really liked The Janes and enjoyed the next book as well, but the first one with its intro to the characters is certainly re-readable! And Grave Sight and Harper is also a favorite! I wouldn’t mind rereading the entire series. And why aren’t there more?
OMG I COULDN’T BELIEVE IT WHEN i FINISHED THE HARPER CONNELLY SERIES EITHER! HOW COULD IT ENDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD?
Love Red, White, and Royal Blue
Isn’t it the BEST?!
I’ve seen Red, White & Royal Blue on a few lists now, and it’s feeling more and more like it’s time to finally cave and pick it up…
P.S. I love your blog layout!!
Shaunna x
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Omg, please dooooo!! It’s such a joyous read! (and thank you!)
I wouldn’t mind rereading that Harper Connelly series. I loved them when I read them.
I so enjoyed them; I count them as my favourite of hers above all else.
I haven’t read any of these, but Grave Sight and The Nothing Man are two I really want to read. 🙂
Please do — they are sooo good!
I have only read one of those books, RW&RB. I liked it, but I never re-read. There are too many books I have yet to read and only so much time
Heh, fair enough!
These sound pretty awesome! I like books with a good twist. 🙂
HEee, me too!
Oh, these all sound great! Adding Grave Sight to my TBR pile. I wasn’t familiar with that series.