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On no, it's the Ides of March and Cleopatra has just heard some major commotion from down in the town.

I'm enjoying this one. Of course I'm totally stuck with the vision of Elizabeth Taylor as Cleopatra. Did that happen to any of you?

This was a kindle freebie. Another Titanic story, but this one is setting course for a 4 or 5 star rating. let's just hope there are no icebergs ahead!

Yay! I haven't read this one before. She's a good writer. I'm feeling the cold Scottish winter permeating the sparsely furnished rooms of a aged manor house even tho a Virginia is evident outside my window.

It's really worth the re-read. I devoured it when it first came out, but listening to it a second time, I'm appreciating things I missed.

Henry has just cast his eyes upon young Nan B.

Okay, we're finally underway!

My first overdrive audiobook. Listening on my exercise ipod.

Okay, she's losing me. "Why can't I do this Jimmy," she coompained as they lay on her small, dormitory bed, legs perpendicular to the wall. She often lay like this; enjoying the sensation of the blood flowing down her veins, pulled by the force of gravity . . ."
It's been a while since I had geometry, but doesn't she mean PARALLEL to the wall?

This seems an appropriate read on the 100th anniversary, but I'm up to the 4th chapter and, so far, each new chapter has introduced a new main character. Enough, I hope!

"I found her with the infant at her breast, staring out into space with an enigmatic smile curving her lips. She might have been musing over the joys of motoherhood, or ponderiing the intricacies of murder." (Orestes describing his sister, Elektra)