Just borrowed the first DC Smith book on Libby - and it’s set in Norfolk where I live so even more interesting for me - thanks for the recommendation
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Thanks, sounds like something I should have a go at x
Hope you like it. It’s always interesting to recommend a book to someone as people’s tastes are so different. 
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Hi, love Kristin Hannah too, she’s is a really good author, have you read The Great Alone? It’s set in Alaska. If not would recommend it, it’s very good! I’ve just actually just started The Briar Club by Kate Quinn, never read her before, I’m really enjoying it.
The Briar Club was very different from others I have read by her but all have been good 
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I subscribe to Audible, but it is pricey, so last night I looked at the Libby app, seems it doesn’t reach rural Devon, our local library does not exist on their system. 
I tend to go for really long audio books, get maximum hours for my money. Ken Follet, Mervyn Peake.
I also love a physical book.
I have had a few good recommendations for books from Folksy sellers.
I’m just about to start reading Raynor Winn’s Landlines, and a friend has recommended Raising Hare by Chloe Dalton that sounds really good.
I am trying to avoid doing my work, and have just embarked on reading Jane Eyre. I have decided that I was born in the wrong era… I could quite easily stay home and develop my needlepoint skills, wander round the house in long lacy nightgowns whilst muttering to myself and wringing my hands - perhaps I could be one of those ‘hysterical women’ from Victorian times? Luckily, my husband won’t be able to lock me up in the attic as we don’t have one…
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lt’s a cracking read. I couldn’t put it down. All his books are good.
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