Comments on: Fiction – The Next Batch http://ciarang.com/posts/fiction-the-next-batch Random things I've written about stuff Mon, 02 Apr 2012 09:48:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: henry moses http://ciarang.com/posts/fiction-the-next-batch/comment-page-1#comment-39508 henry moses Sat, 09 Apr 2011 10:57:17 +0000 http://ciarang.com/?p=618#comment-39508 also what books would you recommend for me to read this month? Preferably, historical fiction. also what books would you recommend for me to read this month? Preferably, historical fiction.

]]> By: henry moses http://ciarang.com/posts/fiction-the-next-batch/comment-page-1#comment-39507 henry moses Sat, 09 Apr 2011 10:54:46 +0000 http://ciarang.com/?p=618#comment-39507 I didn't have a problem with the evil knievel thing. Actually it never crossed my mind throughout the book. Hope that helps..... By the way, do you think Vilia truly won and someone from her blood line would eventually become laird of kinveil. I know she died believing she had won, but at the end of the book kinveil's future was left up in the air. Wouldn't it be disappointing Vilia went through all that trouble only for her grandchildren to ignore it or worse; sell it. What do you think? I didn’t have a problem with the evil knievel thing. Actually it never crossed my mind throughout the book. Hope that helps….. By the way, do you think Vilia truly won and someone from her blood line would eventually become laird of kinveil. I know she died believing she had won, but at the end of the book kinveil’s future was left up in the air. Wouldn’t it be disappointing Vilia went through all that trouble only for her grandchildren to ignore it or worse; sell it. What do you think?

]]> By: CiaranG http://ciarang.com/posts/fiction-the-next-batch/comment-page-1#comment-39505 CiaranG Fri, 08 Apr 2011 09:07:56 +0000 http://ciarang.com/?p=618#comment-39505 Wow. I'm stunned that there's someone else in the word who's read that book! Thanks for brightening up my day. (By the way, you didn't mention whether or not you suffered from the Evil Knievel problem, I would be interested to know) Wow. I’m stunned that there’s someone else in the word who’s read that book! Thanks for brightening up my day. (By the way, you didn’t mention whether or not you suffered from the Evil Knievel problem, I would be interested to know)

]]> By: henry moses http://ciarang.com/posts/fiction-the-next-batch/comment-page-1#comment-39504 henry moses Fri, 08 Apr 2011 08:46:24 +0000 http://ciarang.com/?p=618#comment-39504 i loved a dark and distant shore. Particularly the heroine. She seemed so realistic, but i think she went through too much for one person and i didn't like the way every character in the book always blamed her for their problems, still she deserved to win i loved a dark and distant shore. Particularly the heroine. She seemed so realistic, but i think she went through too much for one person and i didn’t like the way every character in the book always blamed her for their problems, still she deserved to win

]]> By: Deirdre http://ciarang.com/posts/fiction-the-next-batch/comment-page-1#comment-21837 Deirdre Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:20:27 +0000 http://ciarang.com/?p=618#comment-21837 In total agreement on the Lynda La Plante books - most seem 'good' stories but the writing leaves me a little cold. You must take any books from here whenever. My Dad always kept a list of everything he read (in a little book, wish I had it, what an interesting record it could have been) and I think he put odd comments. And they could have been very odd comments. You are quite like him in many ways dear son. In total agreement on the Lynda La Plante books – most seem ‘good’ stories but the writing leaves me a little cold.
You must take any books from here whenever.
My Dad always kept a list of everything he read (in a little book, wish I had it, what an interesting record it could have been) and I think he put odd comments. And they could have been very odd comments. You are quite like him in many ways dear son.

]]> By: More Books · Ciaran's Random Writings http://ciarang.com/posts/fiction-the-next-batch/comment-page-1#comment-21391 More Books · Ciaran's Random Writings Mon, 08 Feb 2010 20:33:08 +0000 http://ciarang.com/?p=618#comment-21391 [...] is the third list of books I’ve been reading. (One and two). I’m not sure what made me start doing this. Even writing a couple of sometimes sarcastic [...] [...] is the third list of books I’ve been reading. (One and two). I’m not sure what made me start doing this. Even writing a couple of sometimes sarcastic [...]

]]> By: Andy Turner http://ciarang.com/posts/fiction-the-next-batch/comment-page-1#comment-16503 Andy Turner Fri, 02 Oct 2009 11:52:40 +0000 http://ciarang.com/?p=618#comment-16503 Thanks Mr C, I've added Three Men in a Boat and Beau Geste to my fiction/holiday/retirement pile reading list... Perhaps I should make more of an effort to open up with a similar review... You are welcome to take from the bookshelves any time you visit. Mr T Thanks Mr C,

I’ve added Three Men in a Boat and Beau Geste to my fiction/holiday/retirement pile reading list…

Perhaps I should make more of an effort to open up with a similar review…

You are welcome to take from the bookshelves any time you visit.

Mr T

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