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It's that time of year again! The lazy days of summer are calling and so is the beach! What's on your favourites list to bring along with you?

Definitively suggest What's it Gonna be? A romantic oomedy written by a Mauritian author and set in Mauritius. Funny, light-hearted with great dialogue and wonderful characters.

Holly Kammier

Not fair! We're in winter down here in the Southern Hemisphere and the beach is still another few months away :-)

The Deep End by Julie Mulhern in the Country Club Mysteries (book 1) and Gretchen Archer's Book Double Whammy in the Davis Way Crime series, are two books that I would recommend to everyone, beach read or otherwise. Both are great stories and I am anxiously awaiting more books in each of these author's series.

Cynthia B.

Archangel's Shadows is listed twice here, 626 and 648

Inches Aren't Everything by Sarah B Daniels

Very little here seems beachy. The Metamorphosis - Franz Kafka???

MomToKippy wrote: "Very little here seems beachy. The Metamorphosis - Franz Kafka???"

I agree! A beach read, IMO, is light, fluffy, and entertaining, not deep, dark, or complex. I guess it all depends what people want when they go the beach!!!!!

That's why I like Inches Aren't Everything. Its fun and is a great story. Easy Beach Read Romance.

How can I search for a particular book?

At the top of the page just type in the title and click search. Its on the top of each page

On the beach I'd rather it be great than fluffy or light.

There is actually no way to search a particular list on GR.

Jennifer wrote: "It's that time of year again! The lazy days of summer are calling and so is the beach! What's on your favourites list to bring along with you?"

Anything by Elin Hildebrandt.....Adrianne Lee.....Jessica Warman.....Barbara Delinsky.....James Patterson.....Daniel Palmer......Joseph Finder.....

I just finished the Louise Penny, Inspector Gamache, Three Pines Mysteries in time for the release of her new one. Every time I think I've figured one of them out she throws another wrench into the story.
A sweet beach read that will bring joy to your day is Frederik Backmans A Man Called Ove.
If you get through, those Barbara Delinsky is always a good author to put in your bag. Don't take anything serious with me because the view at Siesta is sometime too beautiful to do anything but gaze and dream.