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Michelle’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Michelle’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
Michelle Griep’s Followers (2,631)
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Michelle Griep
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January 2009
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Brentwood's Ward (The Bow Street Runners, #1)
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2015
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10 editions
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The Innkeeper's Daughter (The Bow Street Runners #2)
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2018
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12 editions
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The Thief of Blackfriars Lane (Blackfriars Lane, #1)
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2021
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2 editions
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The Captive Heart
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2016
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6 editions
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The House at the End of the Moor
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2020
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8 editions
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12 Days at Bleakly Manor (Once Upon a Dickens Christmas, #1)
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2017
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9 editions
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The Noble Guardian (The Bow Street Runners, #3)
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2019
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9 editions
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The Captured Bride (Daughters of the Mayflower, #3)
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2018
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11 editions
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Of Gold and Shadows (Time's Lost Treasures #1)
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2024
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8 editions
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Lost in Darkness (Of Monsters and Men, #1)
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2021
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6 editions
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Michelle’s Recent Updates
"The Bird of Bedford Manor has great characters with a mystery to solve, set in 1820 England. Juliet Finch has fallen on hard times after her wealthy father embezzled money and went to gaol. She lives with an aunt on the edge of an estate, Bedford Man"
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"The Bird of Bedford Manor kept me on the edge of my seat I had a hard time putting the book down. I would recommend this book to anyone and I will be reading more of her books!!! I received a complimentary copy of this book from Barbour Publishing an"
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"This may be Bedfordshire, England, 1820, where a great many stories have taken place and captured the heart of many reading fans, but this is not your average story. Juliet is definitely not your typical heroine, and it works! I love her steel resolv"
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"I absolutely loved this book and would give it five stars. The Bird of Bedford Manor is beautifully written, with a style that feels authentic to Regency England. In fact, Michelle Griep’s prose reminded me somewhat of Charles Dickens—rich, immersive"
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| True confession: Contemporary Romance isn't the usual lane I drive in…but boy am I glad I swerved into this one! What a delightful story. Loved the snappy dialogue, and while I did figure out early on a certain plot twist (don't worry--no spoilers he ...more | |
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Okay, so this is really a 4.5-star read. Honestly, why doesn’t Goodreads do half stars yet? But on to the book. There is so much to love here. You don’t just get one story, you get three that are cleverly intertwined, which feels like discovering bonu ...more |
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This is one hefty book…and I don’t mean in length. If you enjoy having your heart ripped out of your chest, swung around a few times, then thrown against the wall and when it lands suffer a thorough foot stomping, then this is the book for you. Sweet ...more |
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“I don't know all you've done, but God knows. And even in the knowing, He chose to love you.”
― Gallimore
― Gallimore
“A person's character is most clearly seen not by what they show, but what they hide.”
― Brentwood's Ward
― Brentwood's Ward
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― Areopagitica
― Areopagitica
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― It Was a Dark and Stormy Night, Snoopy
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May 03, 2023 02:55AM
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Hey, it's my honor indeed to have you as a friend! Looking forward to peeking at what you're reading, my dear!
thanks for adding me to your friend list, Michelle, blessings !!
Greetings! I feel like deja vu since I had just started to get ready for our interview. It's good to see you here. Did you read all the Mary Stewart books? I didn't think I was going to start plugging in everything I read, but every once in a while, I recall someone I loved and then have to sort through them. Am I about the only other person who has an actual copy of hte Areopagitica on her living room book shelf? We had to study it in college.Lisa
I have so many favorites! My constant favorite is Jane Austen. I haven't read any Georgette Heyer books, and i've been wanting to! which of hers would you recommend?
Wow, thanks so much, Jane! That's great. I really appreciate it!Jane wrote: "I didn't realize I could post reviews to Alibris which I receive newsletter from. So I found your book on it and posted you another review. God Bless."
I didn't realize I could post reviews to Alibris which I receive newsletter from. So I found your book on it and posted you another review. God Bless.
