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message 1: by Keri (new)

Keri | 68 comments Mod
Welcome to new members. Feel free to join in posting topics and introduce yourself.
Keri


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Tharuvai Ramesh | 1 comments Interested in mysteries and whodunits set in a historical context and spanning different geographies -- e.g., Bernard Cornwell's Grail Quest series, Steven Saylor's Roma Sub Rosa series, and some of the works of Umberto Eco (The Name of the Rose, for example).


message 3: by Keri (last edited Oct 04, 2015 10:03PM) (new)

Keri | 68 comments Mod
I agree it is also nice to read books sent in different parts of the world. I would rather read a book that someone else recommended so it is great to see what you have enjoyed.I just realized I had a Bernard Cornwell book on my to read list.


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Keri | 68 comments Mod
Tharuvai wrote: "Interested in mysteries and whodunits set in a historical context and spanning different geographies -- e.g., Bernard Cornwell's Grail Quest series, Steven Saylor's Roma Sub Rosa series, and some o..."

I finally read The Name of the Rose just a while ago.


message 5: by Keri (last edited May 21, 2016 12:16PM) (new)

Keri | 68 comments Mod
I see we have some new members. I would love you all to let us know a bit about yourselves. Anyway welcome. Hope you post comments on books you are reading, plan to read on the appropriate threads or start a new one.


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