Summer Reading challenge wrapup (weekend wrapup to come)

Dark Angels
well well well, Karleen Koen has finally come out with the third in the Trilogy that began with Through a Glass Darkly, and it is a prequel. I first read TaGD 20 years ago (no way!), when it was released in 1986. If you like historical romance fiction, this rates right up there with the best. Seems to me that 20 years is a long long time to take to write 3 books, but, I ordered my copy of Dark Angels and it came from Amazon on Saturday. Review to come. looks like it is the story of the Grandmother / Matriarch. I loved the historical detail, and the story, can't wait to finally finish Lyre of Orpheus and Move On.



Summer REading Challenge wrap up: I didn't get read what was on my list - in fact I only read 2 of them, but I did get some interesting books read, and listened to more than I ever have. I'm really liking listening to audiobooks.


this was The PLAN
Umberto Eco The Island of the Day Before
Wallace Stegner Angle of Repose
Wallace StegnerCrossing to Safety
Bronte, Wuthering Heights
Elie Weisel Night
Susan Kay, Legacy
Rosalind Miles I, Elizabeth

Actually Read/Listened to:

1. Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte
2. Jane Eyre, Charlotte Bronte, Audible.com audiobooks
3. Legacy, Susan Kay, hardcover
4. The Secret Diary of Anne Boleyn, Robin Maxwell, paperback.
5. The Ocean Between Us, Susan Wiggs, audiobook,
6. Dissolution, C.J. Sansome, audiobook
7. Twilight, Katherine Mosby, paperback 291 pages
8. A Room with a View, E.M. Forster, audiobook
9. Bel Canto, Ann Patchett, audiobook
10. Plain Truth, Jodi Picoult, audiobook
11. The Name of the Rose, Umberto Eco, audiobook
12. The French Lietenants Woman, John Fowles, audiobook

Currently reading / listening to:
Elizabeth and Mary,cousins, Rivals, Queens Jane Dunn, audiobook audible.com 30+ hours
Helen of Troy, Margaret George, audiobook, 30+hours
Lyre of Orpheus, Robertson Davies, hardcover

Recently moved to the list of books I really would like to add to my library:

Latvian Mittens