Oppsy, ha well I got sick again. but I shall be doing the memes again in earnest on Monday. And hopefully I will also catch up on my reviews.

Oppsy, ha well I got sick again. but I shall be doing the memes again in earnest on Monday. And hopefully I will also catch up on my reviews.
Pledged since childhood, Magdalene and Jeshua united in love and a shared sacred purpose. Despite challenges and adversity, his profoundly wise teaching, and their love story, changed the world forever.
The first thing I can say about this book is that it is not your typical read. The second thing I can say about this book is that I enjoyed it very much. Linda M Moore builds and weaves a story that you want to read. It is not a long read but a very enjoyable one. Follow this story and let it be your guide to some thinking. I know after I finished reading it I had to sit down and think about it. A first book, and personally I hope we see more from this talented author.
TEASER TUESDAYS asks you to: Grab your current read.Let the book fall open to a random page.Share with us two (2) “teaser” sentences from that page, somewhere between lines 7 and 12.You also need to share the title of the book that you’re getting your “teaser” from … that way people can have some great book recommendations if they like the teaser you’ve given!Please avoid spoilers!
“I thought she was mad for Pickering”, one man complained, “What’s Become of him?”
“He couldn’t stand another moment of it” Norfolk said, “No Man could.” Page 207 The Virgins Lover by Phillipa Gregory
As a follow up to last week’s question, Melody asked about when book covers do not match the story. Do you feel disappointed when the cover’s don’t match the story? Have you ever been completely misled by a book cover?
PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT with either the link to your own Musing Mondays post, or share your opinion in a comment here (if you don’t have a blog). Thanks.
Well I didn’t do last weeks but this one made me giggle a bit. I really don’t think the covers not matching bother me much… After all one of my favorite books is eclipse and the cover is a breaking ribbon. I am not sure what that has to do with the story. So I guess no it does not upset me.
In which Daniel Waterhouse, fearless thinker and courageous Puritan, pursues knowledge in the company of the greatest minds of Baroque-era Europe — in a chaotic world where reason wars with the bloody ambitions of the mighty, and where catastrophe, natural or otherwise, can alter the political landscape overnight.
I will admit openly that I read this book because a friend of mine wanted me to. The same friend who pushed Harry Potter on me. Now, she loved the series and I am sure meant well and mean for me to like it as well. Unfortunately I just couldn’t get into this book. I did try, I tried hard but by the end of the book I found myself letting out a breath and saying thank goodness!
Now why didn’t I like the book is the next question I will be asked. Honestly I am not fully sure. The writing was good, the plot was well thought out. The characters were likeable. All of these things together should have made for a great book, and yet I just didn’t enjoy it. So when I sit back and think about it I think I boils down to me. I think that the dislike of the book is purely me and that it just wasn’t my kind of book. However I would recommend it to someone else with that warning.
So there is my odd and muddled review on this book. I have such conflicting feelings about the puritan Daniel. I Hope my loyal review readers won’t think I have fallen off my rocker!
June Book:
Therefore, I will be honest and I think I have said this before I started reading Harry Potter because my friend harped on me about it. I also started reading it because I love Jason Issacs. And he plays Lucius Malfoy, and I am a weird person who wont watch a movie if I haven’t read the book. Therefore, I began to read Harry Potter. In addition, low and behold as the books have gone on I find myself admitting I like them. Moreover, I say this grudgingly so when you hear me say I like it you know I speak the truth.
Harry Potter and the order of the Phoenix is the best book that I have read from the series. It gets darker and we get closer as always to lord Voldemort but he is always just out of reach. Ah but not to worry Hogwarts has another horrible evil doer to keep us occupied and cheesed off. The ministry of magic gives you there very own evil of Dolores Umbridge.
So simply said, well done J.K Rowling, even if there is one part in which I physically tossed the book across the room. If you have read the book, I think you know which part I am talking about. If not well, I will not ruin it for you. However, truly when I think about it the fact that I was so emotionally involved that I tossed the book means I was attached. This is the mark of a good book.
I am feeling a little better.
I will not do any MEME’s til next week. (self imposed rule)
But I will be writting some reviews on what I have been reading.
Coming Reviews for:
Harry Potter: Order of the Phoenix
Quiksilver
Memories of Magdalene
I am a bad blogger. I have been so busy reading, and handling other stuff fiance related and what have you that Ihave totally not been doing my MEME’s and I have some reviews from June that didnt get posted yet, Oppsy, lol. So guess what I will be spending this weekend doing. Yup. Playing catch up.
Quiksilver 456 pages
Memories of Magdalene 183 pages
Cocktails for Three 301 pages
Mr. Darcy’s Decision 206 pages
The Virgin’s Lover 438 pages
Nectar from a Stone 436 pages
The Deception of the Emerald Ring 430 pages
Founding Mothers 278 pages
Chosen 307 pages
Murder of Helen Jewett 409 pages
Untamed 338 pages