one of 'the works' 3 for £5 selection, how could I resist?

I really enjoyed this one, will be looking for the next one next time i'm in a 'the works'.
will put on my Fiance's reading stack, then mums

Fiance read it quite quickly. passing on to mum

good but not one we'll keep. passing on to sandyundead

These three books were from Sue. They really surprised me because I got into them quickly. I’m reading The Satanic Verses at the same time, and it was too heavy to read in the back, so I picked up the easy paperbacks. You can see some of the mechanics, like the deliberate choice of cliffhanger at the end of each chapter and the repetition of old plot lines so that everyone can keep up, but mostly they made me laugh rather than annoying me. The stories were sufficiently gripping and really helped me switch off.

Passed to me by my daughter to add to Mount TBR

The second book in the series and just as difficult to put down. Yelena finds her birth family and the home she was taken from when she was kidnapped. Life continues to throw problems in her way but she is continuously resourceful- if a little rash at times- in resolving them. The clashes between the culture of the country in which she was reared and the one where she was born is handled well. In this case she is again dealing with powerful magicians, some of whom have horrible ways of developing their powers by preying on others, but there is lightness too. I especially like the as that relationships are developed with horses.

Taking it to the November Birmingham Bookcrossing meeting at the York Bakery Cafe where there is also an OBCZ

Taking along to the 2015 Bookcrossing Convention in Oxford, UK.

Grabbed from the Book Buffet...

Took to the monthly meet up at Towcester Mill OBCZ...

Released upon the Book Buffet at the Ipswich UnConvention 2018...

This book is to be left in the waiting room.

If you are the finder, you can make a journal entry here - you can remain anonymous if you want! I hope you enjoy the book and that you'll get a chance to leave it somewhere else for someone else to find in due course. There is an old (but still very informative) article on bookcrossing to be found here:
http://www.theguardian.com/books/2005/jul/31/fiction.features1

If you like the idea of bookcrossing, more free books can be found in Colchester and Ipswich bookcrossing zones:

Ipswich bookcrossing zones:
Caffe Nero, the Buttermarket, (upstairs on the mantlepiece)
Coffee Link, Neptune Marina (upstairs, book case on far wall)


Colchester:
Purple Dog, Eld Lane
Foresters Arms, Castle Road
Hospital Arms, Crouch Street
Fox Pub, Layer de la Haye

Please do stop for a coffee or drink while you're there.