Musing Monday is hosted over at Should Be Reading.
Musing Monday asks you to muse about one of the following each week…
Another Happy New Year from Fire & Ice and here is the first Musing Monday of the year!
Musing Mondays asks you to choose one of the following prompts to answer each week…
I’m currently reading…
Up next I think I’ll read…
I bought the following book(s) in the past week…
I’m super excited to tell you about (book/author/bookish-news)…
I’m really upset by (book/author/bookish-news)…
I can’t wait to get a copy of…
I wish I could read ___, but…
I blogged about ____ this past week…
THIS WEEK’S RANDOM QUESTION: What do you think about re-purposing old books (eg. into art journals, etc)? Why?
This week I am going to show what I am currently reading. I made a goal to myself to try to have two books going all year. One E-reader and One Hard copy. So I am currently working on two books. I just started them both as last week I was busy dealing with some work things.
When Lila Moore inherits her grandfather’s house, she finds herself in a small Midwestern town where margarine is never an acceptable substitution for butter, a coveted family recipe can serve as currency, and the friend who will take your darkest secrets to the grave will still never give you the secret to her prize-winning begonias.
Lila is charmed by the people of Auburn, from the blue-eyed lawyer with the southern drawl to the little old lady who unceasingly tries to set Lila up with her grandson. But when strange things begin to happen, Lila realizes some of her new friends are guarding a secret like it’s a precious family heirloom. It’s a dangerous secret, and it has come back to haunt them. Lila is caught in the middle, and her life may depend on uncovering it. But even if she can, can she stay in Auburn when not everyone is what they seem, and even the house wants her gone?
Meg Wolfe, The Lady of Faire Isle, is a gifted healer who can find a cure for almost any ailment. But she’s also the daughter of Cassandra Claire, a mad witch and heretic with a notorious history.
Meg’s infamous lineage makes her a target from both those who want to use her extraordinary talents for good and those who want to use them for evil.
One man in particular needs her special skills: to execute his revenge on a king. History and a kingdom hang in the balance as Meg tries to navigate the delicate line between right and wrong. And what she discovers is that she can no longer trust anyone or anything…not even her own heart.
Oh my the Lady of Secrets sound fabulous!
I like the sound of both of those. Enjoy your reading.
Well I agree with the margarine/ butter argument:)Happy reading
Both of these books sound fascinating. I really love the cover on The Lady of Secrets.
Hope you’ll check out my answer to this week’s question at http://thebookconnectionccm.blogspot.com/2015/02/musing-mondays-february-2.html
The Lady Secrets cover is so pretty!