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Fiction

hermetic

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9. Ah, a medical thriller

Reply to berniesandersmittens (Reply #3)

Sun Oct 22, 2023, 12:01 PM

Oct 2023

"Is someone attempting to manipulate private insurance information to allow investors to benefit from the deaths of others?" Sounds really interesting.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, October 22, 2023? [View all] hermetic Oct 2023 OP

Remarkably Bright Creatures Mz Pip Oct 2023 #1

I'll have to read that one. hermetic Oct 2023 #7

I finished that a while ago and enjoyed it. I never read Mystic River though. Did you like it as much or better than Native Oct 2023 #33

These are two very different novels Mz Pip Oct 2023 #39

Anxious People by Fredrick Backman mentalsolstice Oct 2023 #2

Yeah, I read that one hermetic Oct 2023 #8

Death Benefit by Robin Cook nt berniesandersmittens Oct 2023 #3

Ah, a medical thriller hermetic Oct 2023 #9

Reading . . . people Oct 2023 #4

Sounds that way.. hermetic Oct 2023 #10

Sixteen Horses cbabe Oct 2023 #5

Right? hermetic Oct 2023 #11

Lazy Sunday after granddaughter's adult txwhitedove Oct 2023 #6

Some of my favorite authors there hermetic Oct 2023 #12

Ian Fleming's James Bond series. Basic LA Oct 2023 #13

That should be fun. hermetic Oct 2023 #15

I just finished Wrath of Poseidon by Clive Cussler "with" Robin Burcell. rsdsharp Oct 2023 #14

Personally, I'd rather read hermetic Oct 2023 #16

I don't know if I'll get through all of the Dickens novels. rsdsharp Oct 2023 #17

just finished "The Deluge" by Stephan Markley.... bahboo Oct 2023 #18

Super brand new hermetic Oct 2023 #19

"The Deluge" willamette Oct 2023 #24

I love it when a good book is really long! Thanks for recommending this!!!! Native Oct 2023 #34

Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver WestMichRad Oct 2023 #20

Oh yeah hermetic Oct 2023 #21

I listened to the book and enjoyed it so much that I purchased the hardback. It really was masterful. Native Oct 2023 #35

Last Car to Elysian Fields by James Lee Burke. brer cat Oct 2023 #22

Many thanks for the weekly thread, hermetic. Love the picture in your OP. It is so cozy. japple Oct 2023 #23

The King of Elfland's Daughter theophilus Oct 2023 #25

I just finished "Tom Lake" by Ann Patchett. LisaM Oct 2023 #26

I love Ann Patchett and have read most all of her books. How did this stack up in comparison to her others? Native Oct 2023 #36

I can't bear books on tape. LisaM Oct 2023 #38

I get you. I started books on tape out of necessity when I had a 3 hour work commute. Native Oct 2023 #40

Cave 13 by Jonathan Maberry Cartoonist Oct 2023 #27

Just finished Jilly_in_VA Oct 2023 #28

Ooooh, happy to find this forum! Hela Oct 2023 #29

I'm glad you found us hermetic Oct 2023 #30

Just finished ExWhoDoesntCare Oct 2023 #31

Up on the Woof Top Bluebelle76 Oct 2023 #32

I just started Harlan Coben's new book, I Will Find You, but only because it is my club's selection. Native Oct 2023 #37