I think I am just going to keep a running tally of the books I have read this year (starting 1/15/11):
1. Crossfire Dick Francis and Felix Francis. The last book by Dick Francis. He died in Feb, 2010: age 89.
2. The St. Paul Conspiracy Roger Stelljes A new author to me. Writes in the style of John Sanford.
3. Blood and Honor Rienhold Kerstan A book I had read once before about a German youth in WWII
4. Sizzle Julie Garwood suspence, one of my favorite genres.
5. See Isabelle, Run Elizabeth Bloom More romantic suspence.
6. The Referral of a Lifetime Tim Templeton Great business book. Part of the Ken Blanchard series.
7. Read & Get Rich Burke Hedges Talks about the hidden power of reading.
8. Divine Justice David Baldacci A wild read.
9. Success! The Glenn Bland Method Glenn Bland Can you tell I like self-help books?
10. The Reversal Michael Connelly Detective and courtroom drama. Good suspence.
11. Once A Spy Keith Thomson I absolutely loved this book. It's full of humor and suspense. A great thriller.
12. The Weight of Glory C.S. Lewis NOT a fast read. Penetrating spiritual insight. Deeply instructive.
13. Fidelity Thomas Perry I love this Author. I actually read this book some years ago, and forgot enough of it to enjoy it enormously once again. (I rarely reread a fiction book.) Clever, but a little violent.
14. Strip Thomas Perry. Another really clever book.
15. Plum Lucky Janet Evanovich Stephanie Plum, fun and silly as ever.
16. Think of a Number John Verdon. Most clever mystery/suspence ever! Loved it.
17. Live to Tell Wendy Corsi Staub Another good one with lots of twists and turns.
18. Internecine David J. Schow Mind-bending thriller.
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