Books I read in May

From top to bottom:

A psychological thriller that was an enjoyable read - fast paced with lots of twists and turns.
A general fiction that was very interesting but too long and too wordy.
A mystery thriller that was a great read.

[Dawn]

A nice read

[Diana]

that one book would be much too heavy for me to even hold let alone read ;-)

[Kathy A]

@ludwigsdiana it certainly was a struggle

[Susan Wakely]

I also enjoyed The Girlfriend.

[Babs]

They all sound interesting. I do find that Bryce Courtenay drags on a bit

[Mags]

They all look interesting. You are so good to read as much as you do. =)

[Kathy A]

@marlboromaam well I don’t have sheds to paint and wind chimes to rebuild 🤪

[Casablanca]

Not heard of any of these, interesting!

[PhotoCrazy]

Nice image!

[Fisher Family]

An interesting selection. You seem to read quite a lot of Harlan Coben - someone whose books I really struggle to read.

Ian

[Renee Salamon]

I’m a Harlan Coben fan - haven’t read this one yet

[Kathy A]

@fishers I’ve been working my way through all his books, not many to go now

[Mags]

@kjarn LOL! Maybe not. I just ordered a few books on b&w photography. I might get busy. =)

[summerfield]

i have 'the girlfriend' in my kindle but for some reason i've left it at chapter 2, i guess because i had to review another book and it just got left out. i should try and read it. i don't like reading too wordy books, it's almost like pulling teeth with only novocaine and not a full freezing. i have 4 other books to be read. when will i find the time! good for you for sticking to your 3 or 4 every month. aces!

[Kathy]

Harlan Coban books are usually page turners.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Wow- the middle one reminds me of the epic (John?) Michner (?) used write (Centennial was one of them- I may have the author wrong- but his books were massive like that too.)

[John Falconer]

The one I’ve read is The Persimmon Tree!!