For the husband. He had just finished "The Loop" by Nicholas Evans which he really enjoyed, so fingers crossed he likes this one. Kane & Abel is up there with one of the best books I've ever read, so it probably won't be long until I have my nose in this one too!
I have seen this advertised on London tube station walls, displayed in bookshelves, and commented on in newspapers, but I have never purchased, nor read it. But it has always intrigued me, so I guess it won't be long until I can find out what it's like! Although going by the height of my TBR pile, it may be a while yet!
This one looks fabulous!
And a challenge. Will see if I can find six minutes each morning to get into a few of these positions! It will mean six minutes of valuable reading time is lost...
Have you heard about the controversy surrounding the book Three Cups of Tea? I still think it sounds like a good book, though! :)
ReplyDeleteEven though I feel betrayed by Greg Mortensen lately, I still find Three Cups of Tea a good read and the premise of educating girls for basically a better society with no wars still something good to chew on.
ReplyDeleteJeffrey Archer rarely disappoints.