Headed for bed myself. My move is still good.
Moderator:Marlene
I lurve pav!lmn60 wrote:
Pavlova was a big success
Second helpings all around!!!
Early night for me for a change. 
* PLAYGROUND *
Remember 12 hours rule (if violated bump player at the bottom of the list - don't hesitate! It's OK)
Book in possession
Book revealed
(number of times stolen) = Max 5
Previous Moves:
Lori sweeps in to steal Moriarty out of the game
Cats steals Mr Y from Pepper
Pepper steals Red Rising from Elsi
elsi rips The Eagle Tree out of Azuki's hands
Azuki takes Mr. Y home leaving Catsalive bookless
Cats nabs Kindred from xallroyx
Xallroyx steals This Changes Everything from tsjara
Tsjara steals Kindred from catsalive
Cats steals Commitment Hour from BnB
BnB steals The Looking Glass Wars from Kiri
Kiri goes tropical by stealing Honolulu from Meshe
Meshe steals Little Beach Street Bakery from Cheesygiraffe
...
1. Catsalive: Commitment Hour (4) Thicker Than Water
2. Azuki: The End of Mr Y (5) The Looking Glass Wars
3. Meshe: Little Beach Street Bakery (2) :::::
4. xallroyx: This Changes Everything (3) Red Rising
5. Butterfly-noir: Natchez Burning (1) Stoner
6. LoriPed: Moriarty (5) Book of the Unnamed Midwife
7. Elsi: The Eagle Tree (3) Commitment Hour
8. Nimrodiel: Shadowshaper (5) Little Beach Street Bakery
9. Lmn60: How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia (1) Chronicles of St Mary's twofer
10. PepperVL: Red Rising (4) Shadowshaper
11. HoserLauren: Book of the Unnamed Midwife (5) Natchez Burning
12. Cheesygiraffe:
(~) Honolulu 14. GateGypsy: Chronicles of St Mary's twofer (5) This Changes Everything
15. Zosime: Stoner (1) The Eagle Tree
16. Tsjara: Kindred (3) The End of Mr Y
17. Camis: Thicker Than Water (1) Wild
18. Itpdx: Station Eleven (3) How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia
19. Shaunesay: The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August (5) Kindred
20. BooksnBeer: The Looking Glass Wars (2) Station Eleven
21. Spiderchic: Wild (2) Moriarty
22. Kiri: Honolulu (3) Ghost Talkers
23. Xeyra: Ghost Talkers (5) The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August
Cheesy, you'll have to do your own baking from now on!!! Will you
or will you take the last 
? 
and 
sent to The CheeseGood morning!! Yay! Keep it going!
A bit stressed out here with the Chinese New Year preparation. CNY is Sat.
A bit stressed out here with the Chinese New Year preparation. CNY is Sat.
Sorry but I'm going to ask for meshe's reveal.azuki wrote:Good morning!! Yay! Keep it going!
Meshe's reveal
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A fiercely independent divorce lawyer learns the power of family and connection when she receives a cryptic message from her estranged mother in this bittersweet, witty novel from the nationally bestselling author of Someone Elses Love Story and gods in Alabamaan emotionally resonant tale about the endurance of love and the power of stories to shape and transform our lives.
Born in Alabama, Paula Vauss spent the first decade of her life on the road with her free-spirited young mother, Kai, an itinerant storyteller who blended Hindu mythology with southern oral tradition to re-invent their history as they roved. But everything, including Paulas birth name Kali Jai, changed when she told a story of her ownone that landed Kai in prison and Paula in foster care. Separated, each holding secrets of her own, the intense bond they once shared was fractured.
These days, Paula has reincarnated herself as a tough-as-nails divorce attorney with a successful practice in Atlanta. While she hasnt seen Kai in fifteen years, shes still making payments on that Karmic debtuntil the day her last check is returned in the mail, along with a mysterious note: I am going on a journey, Kali. I am going back to my beginning; death is not the end. You will be the end. We will meet again, and there will be new stories. You know how Karma works.
Then Kais most treasured secret literally lands on Paulas doorstep, throwing her life into chaos and transforming her from only child to older sister. Desperate to find her mother before its too late, Paula sets off on a journey of discovery that will take her back to the past and into the deepest recesses of her heart. With the help of her ex-lover Birdwine, an intrepid and emotionally volatile private eye who still carries a torch for her, this brilliant woman, an expert at wrecking families, now has to figure out how to put one back togetherher own.
The Opposite of Everyone is a story about story itself, how the tales we tell connect us, break us, and define us, and how the endings and beginnings we choose can destroy us . . . and make us whole. Laced with sharp humor and poignant insight, it is beloved New York Times bestselling author Joshilyn Jackson at her very best.
A fiercely independent divorce lawyer learns the power of family and connection when she receives a cryptic message from her estranged mother in this bittersweet, witty novel from the nationally bestselling author of Someone Elses Love Story and gods in Alabamaan emotionally resonant tale about the endurance of love and the power of stories to shape and transform our lives.
Born in Alabama, Paula Vauss spent the first decade of her life on the road with her free-spirited young mother, Kai, an itinerant storyteller who blended Hindu mythology with southern oral tradition to re-invent their history as they roved. But everything, including Paulas birth name Kali Jai, changed when she told a story of her ownone that landed Kai in prison and Paula in foster care. Separated, each holding secrets of her own, the intense bond they once shared was fractured.
These days, Paula has reincarnated herself as a tough-as-nails divorce attorney with a successful practice in Atlanta. While she hasnt seen Kai in fifteen years, shes still making payments on that Karmic debtuntil the day her last check is returned in the mail, along with a mysterious note: I am going on a journey, Kali. I am going back to my beginning; death is not the end. You will be the end. We will meet again, and there will be new stories. You know how Karma works.
Then Kais most treasured secret literally lands on Paulas doorstep, throwing her life into chaos and transforming her from only child to older sister. Desperate to find her mother before its too late, Paula sets off on a journey of discovery that will take her back to the past and into the deepest recesses of her heart. With the help of her ex-lover Birdwine, an intrepid and emotionally volatile private eye who still carries a torch for her, this brilliant woman, an expert at wrecking families, now has to figure out how to put one back togetherher own.
The Opposite of Everyone is a story about story itself, how the tales we tell connect us, break us, and define us, and how the endings and beginnings we choose can destroy us . . . and make us whole. Laced with sharp humor and poignant insight, it is beloved New York Times bestselling author Joshilyn Jackson at her very best.