In addition to the start of Fall into Reading, today is also the Tuesday for What's on Your Nightstand. Now we had the option of just linking up our Fall into Reading post, but I'm going to take the opportunity to talk about the book I finished on my lunch hour (hence the title of my post).
Docketful of Poesy by Diana Killian is the fourth book in the Poetic Death series. What's interesting is that this is the first entry in three years, the first with a new publisher, and the first to be written in first person.
But it was wonderful to spend time with Grace and Peter again. Grace is an American English teacher who specialises in the Romantic poets. Three years ago, she met Peter, a reformed jewel thief who now runs an antique shop in the Lake District of England.
This book involves a film being made from their first adventure together. But strange things seem to be happening on the set.
This book was slower, especially in the middle, than I remember the others being. Then again, it's been three years since I've read the others, so I could be mistaken on that. The ending managed to tie everything together nicely, however. Peter and Grace are still a wonderful couple, and I got caught up in the story just because of them.
Tonight, I start in on my fall reading list.
2 comments:
As nice as it is to have things ON the Nighstand, I agree that sometimes it is more fun to talk about what's LEAVING the Nighstand.
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Thanks for linking up!
It's not often I finish a book for the monthly post, so I had to crow about it. :)
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