I've recently enjoyed a couple of novels by this author and thought I might like to read some more, so was pleased to come across four others as I toured the charity shops in Wetherby yesterday afternoon. This was on sale in aid of MIND.

Amazon Editorial Review: "How far would you go to protect your sister? After witnessing the murder of their parents, Maya and Rebecca Ward had only each other to cling to in their teenage years and beyond. Now both doctors, they have developed very different coping strategies since the tragedy.
Daredevil Rebecca races off to disaster sites with an international team of doctors whilst Maya is content in her quiet medical practice and life with her husband Adam. But Maya is unwilling to deal with the cracks in her marriage, or the secrets she's kept since the night her parents died.
When a hurricane devastates north Carolina, Maya is feared dead. Adam and Rebecca are left to mourn and hope for a miracle but as the days pass and hope fades, they face unexpected and unwanted feelings and Rebecca discovers that she's been burying some secrets of her own."

I didn't particular enjoy the Diane Chamberlain I read most recently, so I've decided to declare my DC phase over and to make her other books from my shelves available to find new readers!

I love visiting the old red telephone boxes that have been turned into community libraries/book exchanges, especially when it's one I've not been to before - and even more especially when I didn't even know it existed!

I spotted this one on the main road through Tollerton as we were driving the scenic route home after visiting Beningborough Hall, a National Trust property this afternoon.

And then, to my amazement, a few miles further on I came across another one - in the village of Flawith. Two in one afternoon! How exciting is that????????

Over a million people around the world give their books a unique BookCrossing IDentity number (BCID) before sending them out to find new readers. Since the start of the scheme in April 2001 more than ten million such books have been put into circulation. This is one of them!

Our hope is that we can track the progress of our books once they've left our hands - and that's possible if finders like you visit the website, key in the BCID and leave a comment, however long or short. It's fun, it doesn't have to cost anything, although the site always appreciates donations towards running costs, and you can remain anonymous if you wish. You don't have to join but if you do you'll be able to number and track your own books!