Hosted in March at I’m Booking It
I bought:
Between The Tides by Patti Callahan Henry
The scene of a childhood tragedy that forced her family to move, Seaboro, South Carolina, is the last place Catherine Leary wants to see again. But her father’s last wish to have his ashes scattered there, and his young colleague’s desire to write an article about him, conspire against Catherine. Hoping to stop her family’s secrets from being exposed, she travels to her once-beloved Lowcountry town-and embarks on a poignant trip into the past…a journey that might lead her into a new life of love, forgiveness, and self-discovery.
What was in your mailbox?
I read this one and loved it!!!
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Patty, I’m glad to hear it! I’ve read a few of her novels and have really enjoyed them. I’ll probably read it in the summer.
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This looks like a wonderful, poignant read! I hope you love it!
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I have never read this author, but know she is popular. Hope you like this one Mary.
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I love that cover!
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Secrets… stop the revelation of secrets… now you have piqued my curious nature. Have a good read Mary 🙂
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This looks like it will be good. Emjoy!
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I love that cover! Enjoy your reading.
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This one sounds great and the cover is making me wish for warm weather soon!!
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This one sounds like one I’d love…I enjoy “journeys” of any kind…thanks for sharing.
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Oh, it’s set in South Carolina! I’ll be watching for your review.
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THis is a new one for me, but it sounds great. Enjoy!
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This one sounds interesting.
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I really enjoy family stories. This sounds such a good read. Enjoy the week.
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This looks like my kind of book, will look for your review!
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I really like the cover! Enjoy reading!
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That sounds like fun. I visited SC last summer and I think it would be neat to read a book set there!
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Between the tides looks great! Nice buy!! I hope you enjoy! You can find me and my mailbox at http://blog.juliealindsey.com/
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This looks like a perfect summer read (I know I’m rushing the seasons abit, but I can’t wait until summer)!
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Sounds good! I love the Lowcountry!
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I think I have this in my to read pile (mountains). Sounds like a good one!
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This looks like a great literary fiction book! Hope you enjoy…
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I have enjoyed other books by this author and this one looks fantastic also. Be sure to tell us all about it!
*smiles*
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This one looks good. I love books set in the Lowcountry. I look forward to your review.
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Hi, mary. i saw your comment in blogspot. when i started blogging, i came through goolge for suggestion. then i updating it. other than nothing.
also you no need to take any steps to protest, i am gonna start blog with new name and url. No problem to me.
Thanks
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This sounds like one i would want to read, stop and see mine.
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I think I may have this book in my stash somewhere. I need to dig it out. It does look like a good book for summer. Maybe it would warm me up if I read it now! It still feels like winter here.
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the cover is captivating and i tend to enjoy books set near the beach! enjoy this one and let us know how you liked it.
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Alrighty – that cover makes me want to head to the Carolinas for the beach and some shrimp and grits. Yum.
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This sounds like a great southern read. I’ve not read anything by this author. I’ll look forward to your review.
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I agree with other comments – it’s got the earmark of a good southern yarn. Happy reading!
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Sounds like a book I’d like. I haven’t read anything by this author yet.
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This sounds interesting and I have to agree with everyone who loves the cover. It just makes me happy.
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Sounds like I good book – I may have to try and get a copy 🙂
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Between The Tides Sounds like something I would like. Will be on the lookout for your review before putting it on my tbr list.
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I’ve not heard of this one, though it does look interesting. I wandered into a closing Borders last week and ended up with a book of Billy Collins poetry and Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell…whoops!
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This sounds like a good one. Can’t help but love the southern setting. Enjoy!
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Sounds like a good one. Enjoy!
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This sounds wonderful!!! Enjoy, Mary!
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