Friday 29 April 2016

Friday Reads 29th April 2016

Friday 56 is hosted at Freda's Voice, the idea is to grab a book, turn to page 56 (or 56% in an e-book) and find any sentence (no spoilers!) and then post it. Book Beginnings is hosted by Rose City Reader to share the first sentence (or so) of the book you are currently reading, along with your initial thoughts about the sentence and impressions about the book.

Clare:

Death at Gallows Green (The Victorian Mystery Series)Brighton BelleLondon Calling
I am just about to start the second book in the victorian mystery series which is Death at Gallows Green. I really enjoyed the first one so I am hoping for good things from this onw. I have a couple of plans this weekend but I am mostly free so I am also planning to read or at least start the Mirabelle Bevan series.

Book Beginning:
"The gentle southern breeze that riffled the fresh green grass of the Essex meadows was mild and fragrant." - Death at Gallows Green

Friday 56:
"Kate was so astonished that she could only stare. "Do you often talk to mice?" she managed finally."It depends upon whether I have anything to say. I more often talk to hedgehogs."" - Death at Gallows Green
The book beginning seems very placid which, from reading mysteries before, tends to mean something bad is going to happen! I love the 56, the whole page is filled with ridiculousness, I believe this is a conversation between the main character and Beatrix Potter which is exciting because I grew up reading Beatrix Potter! 


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26 comments:

  1. You had me at Victorian mystery. Enjoy your weekend and your books! Thanks for sharing this series :)

    Danica @ A Redheaded Bookworm
    I feature Red Rising on my blog

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    1. Victorian mysteries really appeal to me too!

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  2. I love that sense of anticipation...waiting for the shoe to drop.
    sherry @ fundinmental Friday Memes

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    1. Me too, it's one of my favourite things with mysteries!

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  3. These all look great. I'm adding them to my wishlist. Today I am featuring Traitor Angels by Anne Blankman from my review stack. Happy reading!

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    1. I am excited for Traitor Angels! Will definitely check out your post!

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  4. I love the beginning - so surreal and innocent. And the 56, just waiting for the gruesome. Hope it's a good read.

    I'm featuring Fortune's Rocks this week.

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  5. This sounds like a fun cozy mystery. A character who talks to mice and hedgehogs can't be evil. Right?
    My Friday post features FELICITY’S POWER.

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    1. I used to love Beatrix Potter's books when I was a kid so pretty glad to find she isn't evil!

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  6. I like the quotes. The book seems like something I might enjoy, so, thanks for sharing. :-)

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    1. If you read it I'd love to know your thoughts!

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  7. All 3 books caught my eye! Happy weekend!

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  8. The love the noir look of the covers. That alone would have me grabbing these!

    My Friday 56 from Titans

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    1. The Brighton Belle books were great! Definitely recommend them!

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  9. This sounds good - first time I've ever seen this series - will have to check it out. Here's my Friday meme

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  10. I've listed them all... Have a lovely weekend!

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  11. Oh my goodness....all three of these look fantastic.

    Love the covers on the Sara Sheridan books.

    ENJOY!!

    Elizabeth
    Silver's Reviews
    My Book Beginnings

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    1. They are great covers! And pretty great books too actually!

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  12. Brighton Belle and London Calling look really interesting - I'll have to look them up! :)

    Check out my Friday 56 (With Book Beginnings).

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    1. I definitely recommend them, they were great reads and I loved the characters!

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