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Hi everyone,
First-time poster here, and I am in the midst of a dilemma.
I am a book podcaster who quite frequently (at present, it seems) interviews a lot of authors...so I get a lot of incredible post.
I was recently sent some books by an indie author (with a beautiful note)...so I started reading them, and they are simply proving not to be it for me, to the point that I am actually scheduling in time to read a few pages a day (which I haven't done since the days of the war-book-focused book club I was in). It could be that it's just that they aren't for right now, but I am honestly not sure how to break it to this author that I won't be able to invite them on my show for the time being. At the same time, I also need to avoid the slump these books are sending me into.
I have a lot of (hopefully) incredible books on my dining table (where I dump everything before I have to tidy it away)...what would you do? The mature choice would be to finish them and ignore that they are seriously depressing me; the choice I want to make is dump them in the ocean.
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RayeBB commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hi everyone,
First-time poster here, and I am in the midst of a dilemma.
I am a book podcaster who quite frequently (at present, it seems) interviews a lot of authors...so I get a lot of incredible post.
I was recently sent some books by an indie author (with a beautiful note)...so I started reading them, and they are simply proving not to be it for me, to the point that I am actually scheduling in time to read a few pages a day (which I haven't done since the days of the war-book-focused book club I was in). It could be that it's just that they aren't for right now, but I am honestly not sure how to break it to this author that I won't be able to invite them on my show for the time being. At the same time, I also need to avoid the slump these books are sending me into.
I have a lot of (hopefully) incredible books on my dining table (where I dump everything before I have to tidy it away)...what would you do? The mature choice would be to finish them and ignore that they are seriously depressing me; the choice I want to make is dump them in the ocean.
Post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hi everyone,
First-time poster here, and I am in the midst of a dilemma.
I am a book podcaster who quite frequently (at present, it seems) interviews a lot of authors...so I get a lot of incredible post.
I was recently sent some books by an indie author (with a beautiful note)...so I started reading them, and they are simply proving not to be it for me, to the point that I am actually scheduling in time to read a few pages a day (which I haven't done since the days of the war-book-focused book club I was in). It could be that it's just that they aren't for right now, but I am honestly not sure how to break it to this author that I won't be able to invite them on my show for the time being. At the same time, I also need to avoid the slump these books are sending me into.
I have a lot of (hopefully) incredible books on my dining table (where I dump everything before I have to tidy it away)...what would you do? The mature choice would be to finish them and ignore that they are seriously depressing me; the choice I want to make is dump them in the ocean.
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Yes, Chef
Grace Reilly
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Posh Book One of the Templeton Family Chronicles
Jon Malysiak
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This was a welcome visit with Mrs Sidhu. She's stubborn, frustrating, and incredibly determined. She's Jessica Fletcher in chef's whites living in Slough.
This story took us into the art world, and honestly, as someone with little interest in the Damien Hursts of the world, much of it was confusing, but the mystery was exactly how I like it, complex and twisty. There were clues littered throughout, but with the fallout still showing up in the last few chapters, the motive still to be revealed and the actual culprit still to be caught, I couldn't stop reading.
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Mrs Sidhu’s Just Desserts
Suk Pannu
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Mrs Sidhu’s Just Desserts
Suk Pannu
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This was not my favourite of Evans' books, but it was still enjoyable. Every single one of these characters was heinous, the narrators were unreliable and the situation did get a bit ridiculous towards the end.
Identical twins, three murders, three different timelines, 2000, 2025 and 2026. All told through the eyes of a court reporter, newsletters, multiple POVs and the most horrendous characters!
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A Degree of Murder: It's 25 years since they graduated...but revenge never gets old.
Maz Evans