The Librarian's Husband's Book Club discussion

What did you read this week that was particularly good?

Unfortunately only "Rebecca" by Daphne DuMaurier.

I tried a newly published book by Alafair Burke & Mary Higgins Clark called "Where are the Children now?" which was praised a lot in goodreads. But after 160 pages I'm still waiting for it to get interesting. A sequel which leaves a lot to be desired.
It's such a pity, because MHC's "Where are the Children" (1975) is such a compelling novel!

I expect to finish The Haunting on West 10th Street by Helen Phifer. It's been really good. Looking forward to seeing how it ends.

I'm with "the hidden pictures" by Jason Rekulak, it's getting interesting

Knowledge seeker wrote: "I'm with "the hidden pictures" by Jason Rekulak, it's getting interesting"

That's great to hear :)

Most compelling dabbling this week was in Steven Erikson's massive 1200-page high grimdark fantasy series volume. but I just started John Boehner's memoir of working in the House of Representatives, and his voice of integrity is measured and respectable. I'm a dabbler at heart, so there's always a lot going on and butterfly hopping and flitting.