What are we reading in August?

[TheOstrich]

I'm reading "Pulse" by Felix Francis, the son of Dick who took over his horse-racing thriller franchise, just out as a paperback.

It's truly awful ……

[Diflower]

Oh dear Ossie, years ago I did used to read Dick Francis.

[JoM]

Oh I think I have that one on my Kindle as well Jo! I haven't started another since finishing Brothers and Sisters last weekend, so may well open that one next!

I didn't enjoy the Carole Matthews one very much, I finished it but I couldn't warm to any of the characters and it seemed really repetitive.

[Gal]

Glad I plumped for The Other Woman, then - just finished it, twists until the last page, recommended!

[Diflower]

The summer of impossible things, by Rowan Coleman.
Really, really good. One review says 'Back to the future meets the Time traveller's wife'

[Ally]

Read two fab books over the weekend.

Mother by Hannah Begbie & Cross Her Heart by Sarah Pinborough.

Toni brought those over for me...it's such a treat to have so many books on my 'to read' pile this summer.

[Diflower]

I shall have a look at those Ally

Eta finished 'Impossible' this afternoon. Now that was a bloody good book!

[Ally]

I've just started Do Not Disturb by Claire Douglas.

It's about a family moving to the Brecon Beacons from London to make a fresh start after 'something happened'......

It's gripped me so much my coffee's just gone cold!

[Diflower]

Went to a charity shop and bought a real book, I want to see how I do with holding it, as it does give more choice.
It's The trouble with goats and sheep, by Joanne Cannon, will start it today.

[Osc]

Just started The Legacy by Kirsten Tranter. It seems to be about someone who disappeared, presumed dead, on 9/11. i also have The Bookseller of Kabul on the go, but that is one I can dip in and out of.