A Harry Bosch Murder Mystery and Courtroom drama in LA. Harry always gets in and of trouble in every book.

Loves me some Bosch. That one's still on my to-be-read list.

It's about 4 Polish women who come to Detroit. It loosely follows Ceil's great grandmothers. Im half way and I love ❤️ it. 2 of the greatgrands are mine also. There are pictures of the women. The story is fiction but could be?
There are authentic Polish recipes also.
It's available at Barnes and Noble.

What a great thing for you to have.

From Good Reads:

Wyoming 1870, a story of sacrifice and survival between two prairie families. It is really poetic, and exhausting in a good way. I should finish it later today. I think I’ll go with something light next.

May the Easter bunny be with y’all. 🐰

One of his butcher’s boy series. After ten years he’s spotted in England and travels back to the US to take out all his perceived enemies.

Perry is a hypnotic writer. He makes a serial killer the hero and the reader is completely invested with the killer.

Perry's writing.

First in a new series of cozy mysteries set in the Malvern Hills. Too early to decide if I like it or not.

Looks like many people like that book, saying it really makes them feel like they are on the farm. Let us know how it works out for you.

Great new novel, just released (4/13/25).

It's a humble, honest book about good, hard working people living in rural Oklahoma---sprawled over about 6 decades.

"Just Willa" is based on Helen Sheehy's mother's life, warts and all..

The novel covers the work, play, weather, politics, joys and hardships of a family, their relatives and the others they encounter.

Takes place in an area near where I was raised and the characters and actions are very familiar to me.

This is Helen's first novel after writing several successful non-fiction books.

I love books that take place in areas where I have spent some time. It's like visiting.

Thanks for the nice write up.

Taylor Caldwell's Great Lion of God, to which I sentenced myself as a Lenten penance. It's a fictionalized biography of St. Paul, and I'm the first to tell you, he is NOT my favorite saint. I consider everything he wrote as commentary and I'm not sure it should be included in canonical scripture. That said, this is a pretty ponderous tome and I'll be glad to get done with it. Every time I think I am, another chapter pops up. I'm ready for some light reading, TYVM! It's a companion piece to Dear and Glorious Physician, which I loved, and I, Judas, which I have but haven't yet read---maybe next Lent.

All I can say is...

Happy Easter!

Set in the 90s from Clete’s perspective. He and Dave Robicheaux battling all kinds of inhumanity in South Louisiana. And Clete aided and abetted by visions of Joan of Arc. I seldom keep books but I have every Burke book I’ve purchased. Since my memory is fading rereads are in order.

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Its a goody, starring Dirk Pitt.

I'm a few chapters in to, "Weyward," by Emilia Hart. So far, so good, and based on recommendations from this forum. Thanks, Hermetic!