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I read many types of books: murder mysteries, suspense, romance, young adult, and general fiction. I'm very eclectic. However, I am drawn more and more to historical fiction. I enjoy history and imaging what it must have been like in the past. But for all my past reading, I have never read a Jean Plaidy book until recently. I saw her books at the library from time to time, and realized immediately that she was a prolific writer. Some are stand alone novels, and others are in a series. In any case, I think it is high time that I started reading Miss Plaidy. And what better way than a challenge?
This challenge is hosted by the lovely ladies at Royal Intrigue. There is also a blog by the same name. The rules for this challenge are to read as many Plaidy books as you can in 2009. There are no set limits.
I will track my progress on this page.
Feel free to join along or just stop by the Jean Plaidy blog for information about this prolific writer.
2 comments:
Thanks for the plug! The one we just read for the Reading Group is one of my favorites: St. Thomas's Eve (reprinted as The King's Confidante). The Lady in the Tower (about Anne Boleyn) is also one of my favorites!
Always happy to spread the love my friend!
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