Here I´m collecting my old Book of the Day tips.
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My ratings are: Highly recommended - Recommended - Alright - Don´t bother.

TIP NO 15:
 

"Scroll of Saqqara"
(in Swedish "Skriften från Sakkara")

by:

Pauline Gedge
 

Content:
Thrilling story about the son of Pharao Ramses II and his search for a certain scroll. Instead he finds love or...? Well written, exciting, great research. Pauline has done it again!

Rating:

Highly recommended.

TIP NO 16:
 

"Cold Shoulder"
(in Swedish "Utstött")

by:

Lynda La Plante

Content:

Police Officer Lorraine Page has ruined her life with alcohol. But after some years she gets hold of herself and starts searching for a serial killer.
Well written and quite exciting, I enjoyed reading this book.

Rating:

Highly recommended.

TIP NO 17:
 

"The Forest House"
(in Swedish "Albions Skogar")

by:

Marion Zimmer Bradley

Content:

I love Marion´s books and this one is no exception. A saga with a love story, magic & mystery, wars & passion. This is a pre-story to "The Mists of Avalon".

Rating:

Highly recommended.

TIP NO 18:
 

"Bag of Bones"

by:

Stephen King

Content:

About a writer with writer´s block, and the loss of his wife. So far, well, I´m sure it´ll get better. Usually I´m stuck from the beginning with any SK-book, but not just yet with this one. Therefor - only Recommended - yet!
***OK, further along now, and it´s getting better. The SK magic is still there and I have the feeling this novel will get a better rating!
***Finished now, and definitely worth the time! The first third was slow, but the rest very exciting!

Rating:

Highly recommended.

TIP NO 19:
 

"The Chamber"

by:

John Grisham

Content:

Adam tries to rescue his grandfather from death row. A debate for and against the death penalty, this novel makes you lean towards against. Well written, some excitement and suspense as well.

Rating:

Recommended.

TIP NO 20:
 

"Outlander", "Dragonfly in Amber",
"Voyager" and "Drums of Autumn"

by:

Diana Gabaldon

Content:

This mega-saga in four parts has been perfect during some hot summer
weeks. Claire ends up 200 years before her own time, meets the love
of her life and goes through wars, travels, sickness, pirates, hard work
and lots of romance! The books are long but easy read, a lot is happening
and one gets to know the 18th century quite well.

Rating:
Highly recommended.

TIP NO 21:
 

"Mother Earth, Father Sky", "My Sister the Moon"
and "Brother Wind"

by:

Sue Harrison

Content:

Three books, now sold all in one. About Chagak and her family, set 7000 years BC somewhere between Alaska and Russia. Very interesting and educating.

Rating:
Recommended.

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