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Sunday, March 9, 2014

MAILBOX MONDAY & IT'S MONDAY! WHAT ARE YOU READING?


My last Mailbox Monday was done on 16th February - so I am looking forward to this post this week.  Being in Melbourne allows me access to so many books - my problem is trying to see how many books I can squeeze into an eighteen day trip.

The books with me this Monday are 


A beautiful English girl disappears on the island of Corsica. It is not a normal kidnapping. Implicated are the PM of Britain. This is a thriller.


The Professor of Poetry


This was a book I read about on Cornflower Books. Its slightly slower reading but I think I need this in the midst of very exciting reads!


An Echo in the Bone (Outlander, #7)

This is a chunkster and I need to get going on this soon. Has to be exciting.

Sisters Of Mercy

This is the only book which I picked out which I haven't read a review of so I hope it surprises me.



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Hosted by Sheila at Book Journey.



Family Storms (Storms, #1)


I've seen reviews of this author's books and have never got to read one. Almost done with this one. Slightly surreal and I can see it ending happily but its an easy read.

Hot in Melbourne as well. I seem to take the hot weather with me. Was hoping for cool and chill!!!

21 comments:

  1. Lovely books! An Echo in the Bone caught my eye. I need to try a Gabaldon book sometime. Enjoy all your new arrivals!

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  2. Daniel Silva's novel looks interesting since I like reading political thrillers. I hope you have a very good time in Melbourne.

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  3. I should to re-read An Echo in the Bone in preparation for Written in My Own Heart's Blood. Happy reading and enjoy your time in Melbourne!

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  4. Enjoy your book binge Mystica! I reviewed Sisters of Mercy last year if you are curious :)

    Have a great reading week,
    Shelleyrae @ Book'd Out

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  5. Ooh, Diana Gabaldon! Do enjoy! I love Claire and Jamie.

    I'm not a big Caroline Overington fan but my mum's entire book club is!

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  6. It looks like you got some great books to read while you're there. Have a great trip and enjoy the books!

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  7. I love Diana Gabaldon!! I need to go back and reread them, especially before the Outlander series starts on television!

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  8. Daniel Silva's book looks really good. Enjoy your reading this week!

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  9. I'm curious about Family Storms. I still haven't read Flowers in the Attic...but loved the movies.

    Thanks for visiting my blog.

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  10. Professor of Poetry looks interesting...happy reading

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  11. I have seen Sisters Mercy, should be good Mystica.

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  12. I love the cover of The Professor of Poetry. Happy reading!

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  13. An Echo in the Bone is so good! I love the series!

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  14. Visiting the children sounds the ticket right now Mystica.
    All good titles albeit I'll skip V.C. Andrews (a favourite of my teenagers a long time ago), just not for me.
    Wishing you a happy stay in Aussie land!

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  15. I love the cover of The Professor of Poetry. Looks like it is a more serious read than the others on your list. I hope it's good!

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  16. The Professor of Poetry looks especially good. Happy reading!

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  17. The Professor of Poetry has such a beautiful cover! I hope you are enjoying it.

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  18. Hope the temps cool a bit for your visit! Enjoy your new books!

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  19. Nice selections. I'll be interested in your thoughts on An Echo in the Bone. I stopped reading the series after Drums of Autumn.
    Hope your week was good.

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