Books for vacation

[snshne322]

I feel like I'm a broken record, but I think On Dublin Street fits the bill. I think I read it in a day and a half.

The Stage Dive books also were fun, light reads.

[snshne322]

I just checked and I don't think my Kindle copy is lendable I think you have a Nook at any rate, right?

[susiebw]

Check out my "in a rut" post below, there were some recs in there that would fit the bill, I think.

[revjen]

Try Stars of Fortune and Bay of Sighs by Nora Roberts.

[booknerd]

Not to copy revjen, but whenever I want light and fluffy that grabs my attention I go with Nora Roberts. She's great for pool reading.

[spedrunner]

I love Taylor Jenkins Reid for this type of reading!!!!

[revjen]

Jun 22, 2016 16:00:15 GMT -5 booknerd said:

Not to copy revjen, but whenever I want light and fluffy that grabs my attention I go with Nora Roberts. She's great for pool reading.

I've stood on the front porch of Inn Boonsboro and eaten at Vesta.  I've even been in Turn the Page.  I swear that I've been on the same mountain where she lives.  If you want something only slightly paranormal, read her Inn Boonsboro series.  Because those places actually exist.

[booknerd]

Jun 22, 2016 20:11:47 GMT -5 revjen said:

Jun 22, 2016 16:00:15 GMT -5 booknerd said:

Not to copy revjen, but whenever I want light and fluffy that grabs my attention I go with Nora Roberts. She's great for pool reading.

I've stood on the front porch of Inn Boonsboro and eaten at Vesta.  I've even been in Turn the Page.  I swear that I've been on the same mountain where she lives.  If you want something only slightly paranormal, read her Inn Boonsboro series.  Because those places actually exist.

I second this! It's a great trilogy.

[dorothyinAus]

Rita Mae Brown's Mrs. Murphy mysteries are always fun and easy reads.
I've recently discovered Marian Chesney/M.C. Beaton's Travelling Matchmaker series which have been quick, fun reads.
Mary Stewart's thrillers are easy to read and keep my attention very well.