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The Sparks Fly Upward by Diana Norman. sagesnow Jun 2012 #1
I love history~~~ JitterbugPerfume Jun 2012 #6
"The Dead Man" by Joel Goldman mvccd1000 Jun 2012 #2
Kansas City, huh? SheilaT Jun 2012 #18
"The Cottage at Glass Beach" by Heather Barbieri Laurian Jun 2012 #3
SNOBBERY WITH VIOLENCE (2003) Marion Chesney fadedrose Jun 2012 #4
Antarctica JitterbugPerfume Jun 2012 #5
Duma Key ~ Stephen King SaveOurDemocracy Jun 2012 #7
Several matt819 Jun 2012 #8
Fourth book in series, Elizabeth Peter's "The Lion in the Valley". sinkingfeeling Jun 2012 #9
_What's the Worst That Could Happen?_ by Donald Westlake getting old in mke Jun 2012 #10
Love his humorous mysteries mvccd1000 Jun 2012 #11
His books must be really popular, because fadedrose Jun 2012 #12
Yep, the watch one. getting old in mke Jun 2012 #14
I've read everything he's written, I think. SheilaT Jun 2012 #19
"The Years of Rice and Salt" -- Kim Stanley Robinson bemildred Jun 2012 #13
it is well worth it, bemildred JitterbugPerfume Jun 2012 #20
A fine entertainment. bemildred Jun 2012 #21
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On the fiction side, The Old Curiosity Shop dmallind Jun 2012 #15
AGATHA RAISIN AND THE WIZARD OF EVESHAM (1999) M. C. Beaton fadedrose Jun 2012 #16
LUCKY BASTARD (2012) by S. G. Browne fadedrose Jun 2012 #17
The Cotillion by John Oliver Killens violetsurf Jun 2012 #23
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