November Reading List
This month, the list is short. In part that is due to some traveling I did to Amsterdam, and in part due to the holiday season and the uptick in parties that need to be attended.
1. Just One Evil Act by Elizabeth George- I'm having a hard time believing that this is the 18th book in this series. I love it: the characters are engaging, the writing is excellent, and the issues are real. In this book, Barbara Havers is really the focus and Lynley takes a supporting role. This book questions what people can or should sacrifice for their friends and the answers may surprise you. One of the things that I love about these books is how the relationship between Havers and Lynley has grown over the years. What was at first oil and water has become something much more dynamic.
1. Just One Evil Act by Elizabeth George- I'm having a hard time believing that this is the 18th book in this series. I love it: the characters are engaging, the writing is excellent, and the issues are real. In this book, Barbara Havers is really the focus and Lynley takes a supporting role. This book questions what people can or should sacrifice for their friends and the answers may surprise you. One of the things that I love about these books is how the relationship between Havers and Lynley has grown over the years. What was at first oil and water has become something much more dynamic.
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