Top Ten Tuedsay – Book Titles with Numbers In Them

Today’s Topic: Book Titles with Numbers In Them

Hosted by: That Artsy Reader Girl

Well, this week’s prompt was a fun one, but not as easy as I thought it would be. There are so many books that use the number one in the title. However, it’s not as easy with other numbers.

Three – It’s been so long since I read this thriller, that I’ve forgotten most of it. With the Halloween season coming, it’s the perfect time for a re-read.

Sixty Acres and a Bride – The biblical tale of Ruth gets an update with a Mexican widow who returns with her mother-in-law to Texas. It game me a new compassion for immigrants.

Every Frenchman Has One -Rarely has a celebrity written a wittier, fun to read book. Olivia deHavilland wows with this little gem about her adjustment to living in Paris as an American.

99 Percent Mine – Sadly this sophomore effort didn’t live up to the hype of the author’s debut novel. I had no sympathy at all for the heroine.

The House of Five Fortunes – This was a random purchase for me and interesting tale of an inter-racial relationship in historical San Francisco’s Chinatown.

The 49th Mystic – I haven’t read this Dekker novel yet, but I was a fan of its’ predecessor series, The Circle.

Lady of  A Thousand Treasures – I’ve enjoyed this author’s books in the past and am a fan of books set in the Victorian era.

Love in Three Quarter Time – Fractions are numbers too. This is the story that made me fall in love with Vienna and turned me into a hardcore Rachel McMillan fan.

Between Two Shores – This historical has been sitting on my TBR list too long already.

12 Days at Bleakly Manor – Enjoyed this holiday short mystery inspired by Dickens’ writing style.

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7 Replies to “Top Ten Tuedsay – Book Titles with Numbers In Them”

  1. I’ve heard lots of so-so things about Sally Thorne’s follow up book, but someday I plan to try her debut since that one gets all kinds of hype!

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