When Godly People Do UnGodly Things

Subtitled: Arming Yourself in the Age of Seduction.
Nonfiction by Beth Moore.


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My book club book for this month. Really thought-provoking.

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The Wrap-up List

Young Adult Fiction by Steven Arntson.


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Yeah, I'm on a YA kick. So sue me.

This was an interesting book, of the alternate-universe variety. In a world where one percent of deaths are called "departures," a process in which the Grim Reaper gives you notice by letter of your upcoming demise... things can get weird.

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Crash

Young Adult fiction by Lisa McMann.


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Teen book in the slightly supernatural genre. (By which I mean, there are no monsters or alternate universes, but strange things happen.)

It was interesting and exciting.

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Any Place I Hang My Hat

Fiction by Susan Isaacs.


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A story about a woman's search for the mother who abandoned her as an infant. It was thought-provoking; I enjoyed it.

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The Sittaford Mystery

Fiction by Agatha Christie.
Audiobook narrated by Hugh Fraser.



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Fabulous audiobook. Of course.

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Nick of Time

Fiction by Tim Downs.


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Good book. Funny with an exciting plot.

Still, since the main character is a forensic entomologist --meaning he studies the bugs who feed on dead bodies, ewww--, it's not for the squeamish...

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One Breath Away

Fiction by Heather Gudenkauf.


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Great book. Very suspenseful, with a surprise ending.

Double recommend it!

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