Monday, July 6, 2015

'Nuff said.


Currently reading THE BONES OF OTHERS by Vickie McKeehan. This is 1st of 4 in series featuring Skye Cree, pedophile survivor and vigilante.  Here's a description:
Brutalized as a young girl by a vile sexual predator, Skye Cree is a survivor. Guided by the visions of her mystical spirit guide to the whereabouts of abducted girls, she uses her unique abilities to turn her horrifying past into a positive force for justice. Fighting the demons that have haunted her for years, she trusts only in herself—until she falls hard for a man for the first time in her life. Now, discovering her abductor is back with a vengeance, she becomes locked in a deadly race against time to stop the horrors of an evil human-trafficking ring that threatens to tear her world—and her newfound love apart.

Published in 2013, it has 352 pages. This is a Kindle book. 

I'll be starting WORLD OF TROUBLE by Ben H. Winters. This is the final book in The Last Policeman trilogy featuring Hank Palace, a police detective living under the threat of an impending asteroid collision, in Concord, New Hampshire. Here's a description:
The week before an asteroid will slam into Earth, Detective Hank Palace has found sanctuary in the woods of New England, secure in a well-stocked safe house with other onetime members of the Concord police force. But with time ticking away before the asteroid makes landfall, Hank’s safety is only relative, and his only relative—his sister Nico—isn’t safe. Soon, it’s clear that there’s more than one earth-shattering revelation on the horizon, and it’s up to Hank to solve the puzzle before time runs out . . . for everyone.

 Published in 2014, it has 320 pages. This is a digital loan from the library.

Arriving tomorrow is the new Anna Lee Huber, A STUDY IN DEATH. Woot!

Cooler temps yesterday and today. Hallelujah!  Very smoky from fires apparently in Canada and Alaska. Boo. (allergic to smoke). The in-laws have gone back home. Steve actually mowed the back yard.



Much love,
PK the Bookeemonster

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