Code to Zero by Ken Follett: There’s a reason why some people win awards for their writing and this book is a perfect example of that.
The Deepest Water by Kate Wilhelm: Predictable ending but a great read nonetheless. Wilhelm never fails to disappoint.
The Last Time They Met by Anita Shreve: This author always delivers a super read.
Peace Like a River by Leif Enger: Fascinating story line, although a little slow in the beginning.
Witchcraft by Jayne Ann Krentz: One of the best books I’ve read in a long time.
Beloved by Toni Morrison: A Pulitzer Prize book that lives up to its award. It is also on the banned book list because of its references to the supernatural, however, the character believed to be a ghost is never proven. In fact, an explanation is provided that may or may not be true.
Saint Maybe by Anne Tyler: A story of forgiveness, but first, you must forgive yourself.
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LuAnn, if you like Anita Shreve and Anne Tyler, you will like the book, Still Alice, by Lisa Genova. It was recently re-released by Simon & SHuster after if had been self-pubbed. One of those success stories that happen now and then. I was privileged to review it for bloggernews.net a year ago and helped her get attention for a great book.
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