February Books
February 2022 has been about having my condo remodeled, and February 28th, I thought I had read many less books than January, but then when I tallied them up, there was only one less. :) Not bad. 1. DNF: Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz. I read the second book in this series last month called The Moonflower Murders, and I really enjoyed it. This wasn't a prequel per se, but had one of the main characters in it. I could NOT get into it. Gave up after 4 attempts. Maybe read 75 pages. 2. No Place like Home (audio) by Barbara Samuel Enjoyed listening to this on the way to and from work. Woman moves to an inherited home because of a raise in rent in NYC with her best friend and her teenager son. A few different story threads with this. There's a storyline with her best friend at the end stages of AIDS. There's a love story. And there's also a reconciliation story with her family. 3. Perennials (audio) by Julie Cantrell This is another family reconciliation st