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But Liz, are you saying the first three are all in one book? That would make two books in all. But, if the series is 3 separate books then you have 4 altogether. sorry i am not being thick (well i don't think i am) I am trying to understand.

Actually, I am guessing here, are you actually joining in with greaders?

They have both my books at "The Works" shop and there are various Nora Roberts in our small viliage library.

Sorry - probably me being thick as the three books form a series, which I thought would count as one because they follow on from each other.
The first is A Family at War and the second To the Turn of the Tide.
Will add the third and fourth books next month.
Liz

Both my books are on Amazon.

Thank you Liz. And thanks to all who have said where books are found.

Your Heart Belongs to Me by Dean Koontz (available on Amazon)

Ryan Perry, at 34, is a young man – hardly of an age to be on a waiting list, nervously hoping for a heart transplant. Luck appears to be with him: he is the recipient of a new heart, and (fortunately) the transplant takes, triumphantly. But a year passes, and Ryan begins to receive gifts in the shape of hearts, sent anonymously. A feeling of paranoia sets in – and this feeling is exacerbated when a large amount of money vanishes from his bank account – it has been donated to a local hospital’s cardiology department. Needless to say, all of this is a prelude to something truly horrific: everything he owns – including his new heart – is to be torn from him, and he is informed he will die a grisly death.

Ice Station - Matthew Reilly (available on Amazon)

At a remote US ice station in Antarctica, a team of scientists has made an amazing discovery. They have found something unbelievable buried deep below the surface, trapped inside a layer of ice 400 million years old. It's made of metal, and shouldn't be there.

Liz, sorry another question, can you check the author of The turn of the tide please is it actually Joathan or should it be Jonathan?

The vote will be 5pm, Angela is still to come and maybe Jill but I think Jill is either busy or in UK as she has not been on the boards for a while and Angela often doesn't catch up with us but will either join in at the vote stage or read what is voted for.

Hi folks I am here, I am at work so don't have access to the two books I wanted to reccomend to give the details. Happy to go with those that already been suggested though and save my two for next time.

Angela

The Little House, by Phillipa Gregory available on Amazon.
This is a psycholigical thriller, with a surprise ending.
The story focuses on Ruth who is persuaded by her husband to give up her successful career and have a baby and deals with her relationship with his over bearing weathly parents.

Saturday's Child by Ruth Hamilton.
'Saturday's child works hard for a living. The story set in the early 50's is about 3 women all born on a Saturday. One of whom is Nellie whose past hides a dark secrect.

Well done Angela, I will leave it a couple of hours in case Jill looks in but I am almost 100% sure that she is not near her computer.

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