It's Tuesday . . . time for . . .
Today I'm featuring a current read, State of Terror by Hillary Rodham Clinton and Louise Penny. The excerpt shared is from a hardcover version borrowed from the library.
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First Chapter: "Madame Secretary," said Charles Boynton, hurrying beside his boss as she rushed down Mahogany Row in her office in the State Department. "You have eight minutes to get tot he Capitol."
What do you think? Would you continue reading?
I had been on the library hold list for ages, waiting for my turn at this novel. The timing of its arrival makes it my first read of 2022. From the very beginning, you get an insider's view of the role of the Secretary of State, and I can't wait to see where these immensely talented authors will take the story.
Ohhh, you and Laurel both. I've read several ggod reviews - enjoy.
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ReplyDeleteI am glad you are enjoying it, too.
Yes--I did feature this book on Sheila's meme, the Book Journey First Book of 2022.
DeleteI just saw this on another blog. I so want to read it. I do have it on audio but I want to get the ebook. I think it would work better for me if I read it instead of listening.
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