Life and Times of Fenjer

 
1. Choked by Tania Carver 
2. R is for Ricochet by Sue Grafton
3. The Wolf by Joseph Smith (A must read)
4. The Kings Daughter by Christie Dickason
5. Ten Reasons not to Fall in Love by Linda Green
6. The Virgin's Lover by Philippa Gregory
7. The Other Queen by Philippa Gregory
8. The Not so Secret Emails of Coco Pincahrd by Robert Bryndza
9. Divorcess.Biz: A novel of fun and Romance by Eileen Thornton
10. A Midwives confession by Diane Chamberlain
11. She's not coming home by Philip Cox
12. The White Queen by Philippa Gregory
13. Sealed with a Kiss by Rachael Lucas
14. The Tudor Wife by Emily Purdy
15. Glass Geishas by Susanna Quinn
16. Iris by Jean Marshall
17. State of Wonder by Ann Patchett
18. Nina Todd Has Gone by Lesley Glaister
19. The Stag and Hen Weekend by Mike Gayle
20. The Appeal by John Grisham
21. The Rainmaker by John Grisham
22. The Life and Soul of the Party by Mike Gayle
23. De Ja Dead by Kathy Reichs
24. The Reversal by Michael Connelly
25. King of Torts by John Grisham 
26. Songs of the Lioness Quartet by Tamora Pierce
27. The Lincoln Lawyer by Michael Connelly
28. The Poet by Michael Connelly
29. Terrors Reach by Tom Bale
30. Innocent Traitor by Alison Weir
31. Things I wish I'd known by Linda Green 
32. Before I Met You by Lisa Jewell
33. The Long Weekend by Veronica Henry
34. The White Princess by Philippa Gregory
35. The Racketeer by John Grisham
36. A Wanted Man by Lee Child
37. Victims by Jonathan Kellerman
38. The Killing Floor by Lee Child
39. The Affair by Lee Child
40. The Uninvited by Liz Jensen
42. The Pearl-Fishers by Robin Jenkins
43. Gone Tomorrow by Lee Child

So, here it is, my book list for 2012.

I started of reviewing most of the books, but quickly lost enthusiasm for that part of it. Life was busy and stressful and in short I couldnt be bothered. 

I have no idea if 32 is a good number or not, there were about another 4 or 5 did not finish books to add, but forgotten what they were. 

I really enjoyed this historical books - Gillian Bagwell, Janet Paisley and Phillipa Gregory. I read a lot of "chick lit" too. lol 

This year I'll keep track again of the books I'm reading, and I'll aim for 40 books. 


1. Vince and Joy by Lisa Jewell
2. The Night Ferry by Michael Robotham
3. A Midwife's Story by Penny Armstrong
4. This Charming Man by Marian Keyes
5. Mummy Said the F-Word by Fiona Gibson
6. The Brave by Nicholas Evans
7. The Liberation of Celia Kahn by J David Simmons
8. It's Fine By Me by Per Petterson
9. Warrior Daughter by Janet Paisley
10. Snuff by Terry Pratchett
11. The Night Stalker by Chris Carter
12. Girl on the Run by Jane Costello
13. Live Wire by Harlan Coben
14. Tell No One by Harlan Coben
15. After the Party by Lisa Jewell
16. Long Lost by Harlan Coben
17. Alexia's Secrets by Una-Mary Parker
18. The Great Escape by Fiona Gibson
19. Miracle Cure by Harlan Coben
20. The Lady of the Rivers by Philippa Gregory
21. Mum on the run by Fiona Gibson
22. Grace Williams Says it Loud by Emma Henderson
23. Rise and Fall of the Wonder Girls by Sarah May
24. The Boleyn Inheritance by Philippa Gregory
25. Speak no Evil by Martyn Waites
26. White Rose Rebel by Janet Paisley
27. The Kings Mistress by Gillian Bagwell
28. Love...from both sides by Nick Spalding
29. The statistical probability of love at first sight by Jennifer E Smith
30. A good girl comes undone by Polly Williams
31. The Litigators by john Grisham
32. The Ugly Sister by Jane Fallon


DNF List
1. Cold Light by Jenn Ashworth
2. Switch Bitch by Roald Dahl
3. Friends, Lovers and Other Indiscretions by Fiona Neill
4. The Drowning People by Richard Mason
5. You Deserve Nothing by Alexander Maksik

 UK people....

O2 or Vodafone...experiences and opinions in the comments please.

I have been with O2 since before they existed - they took over my original BT Genie contract about 70 squillion mobile phone light years ago....so talk to me of Vodafone or O2....

The reason is thus - I would much like a shiny shiny HTC Sensation, only available on Vodafone at this time...do I move to Vodafone or wait with O2?  The contracts would both be 24months, £35 a month for unlimited texts, 600mins of calls and 500mb of interwebs... O2 does have the bolt on option for more interwebs, not sure about vodafone...

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I guess that could be a form of bullying.   I dealt with it pretty god-damn quickly once I found out though. 

I will not tolerate cyber bullying in anyform.  Heated debate yes, but personal attacks on someone, no, never.  My online friends mean as much, if not more to me than some of my "real life" ones.  God only knows they've been there for me more than most of the RL ones.

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