Next Wednesday, June 17, TBR Challenge

by Avid Reader on June 10, 2009

in Avid Musings

calender1 It’s that time again, to remind read­ers that next Wednes­day is the next TBR Chal­lenge day. This month’s theme is to read a story that fea­tures a tor­tured hero or hero­ine. If that theme doesn’t suit you then read what­ever you like from your stock­pile and review it with us on Wednes­day, June 17. After all, you’re the boss. My guy isn’t a tor­tured hero, btw. No. He’s more like a high­way­man. Can you guess the book? Are there a lot of books that fea­ture high­way­men? See you next Wednesday!

For Fur­ther Reading

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Janine June 17, 2009 at 6:57 pm

My review is now up. The book is Jel­li­coe Road by Melina Marchetta.

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Amy June 13, 2009 at 8:44 pm

Finally found one! The Veil of Night by Lydia Joyce — accord­ing to the AAR web­site, this one fea­tures a tor­tured heroine.

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Janine June 12, 2009 at 12:05 am

I’m about a quar­ter of the way into the book I chose. The hero­ine cer­tainly has a lot to be tor­tured by, but she has a lot of emo­tional armor and doesn’t acknowl­edge it, at least at this point.

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senetra June 11, 2009 at 1:02 pm

I decided on my book last night. Thanks for the reminder of the date.

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SarahT June 10, 2009 at 2:44 pm

I know I read a few Can­hams back in the day but I don’t remem­ber that one. The Quinn wasn’t very good, so you’re not miss­ing anything.

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Avid Reader June 10, 2009 at 11:27 am

Tsk, tsk SarahT: It was Pale Moon Rider by Mar­sha Can­ham (1999). Already started it. The ques­tion is: can I fin­ish it? Sigh.

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SarahT June 10, 2009 at 3:32 am

Hmm. Julia Quinn’s ‘The Lost Duke of Wyn­d­ham’ fea­tures a high­way­man. I can’t think of any other recent books fea­tur­ing high­way­men, but then I read so few his­tor­i­cals these days in com­par­i­son to a few years ago.

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