This week's pre-publication "can't-wait-to-read" selection is:
Lydia's Party
By Margaret Hawkins
Publication Date: January 23
From Amazon:
Lydia is having a party—it’s a party she hosts every year for six women friends who treasure the midwinter bash. Over a table laden with a feast of food and wine, the women revel in sharing newsy updates, simmering secrets, and laughter. As this particular evening unfolds, Lydia prepares to make a shattering announcement.
As we follow these friends through their party preparations, we meet flawed but lovable characters who are navigating the hassles of daily chores while also meditating in stolen moments on their lives, their regrets, their complicated relationships, and their deepest desires. When Lydia’s announcement shocks them all, they rediscover the enduring bonds of friendship and find their lives changing in unexpected ways.
What's your "waiting on" pick this week?
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17 comments:
I like the sound of this one!
Thanks for sharing!
This one sounds interesting.
I'm already sitting here trying to guess what the secret is...are they related? Did they all date the same man unknowingly? What's the SECRET? Oh man! Sounds like a great book!
A good choice!
Wow, it's like who's coming to dinner..great choice, Jill!
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I love the sound of this book! What is her secret?! This might have to become one of my own WOW posts!
Ooh I really like the sound of it! Sounds fantastic :D
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I wonder what the announcement will be... I've got a bunch of ideas :)
Nice pick this week. Happy Wednesday!
This one is getting added to my TBR list. I have been away for awhile with my son's wedding plans but now I can focus more time on reading! Yeah. Hope you Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
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This sounds like a great read... and also a great potential movie. ;) Thanks for sharing! :)
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Nice choice :)
Thanks for sharing :)
Just read this one -- it's very good, but you will guess the "secret" right away. There aren't really any surprises in this book -- it's character-driven, not plot-driven. If you're at midlife (or beyond!) you'll identify with the characters in this book.
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