Thank you. I also like the sound of Clubland.I read A Place of Greater Safety years ago on holiday in Yorkshire with Ex-MrB. He fished the Wharfe and I sat under various trees and in cafes reading. I think you need that kind of scenario for it, long, uninterrupted times of chill. Otherwise you'd never keep up with everyone going out and coming back in again (there is a LOT of going out and coming back in again). I would love to do similar with a re-read of all of the Wolf Hall trilogy. Last year when things were a bit meh all round I was mentally planning a fortnight alone in the Highlands, interspersing Wolf Hall with Munro climbing.
I have read Kamila Shamsie's Best of Friends, which was excellent and I'm still thinking about the ending. She is very sharp on people's values and the compromises we make in life. And now I am on Elif Shakar again, 10 Minutes and 38 Seconds in this Strange World.
I am number 38 on the library list for the new Jane Harper.
I think this is over all the libraries, though, so I should get it quite quickly once they get a copy in for most branches.
), and I think No 3 in a series of crime thrillers that keeps referencing 'what went before' vaguely but hopefully that calms down and we stick to the current murder plotline.
