You’re transported to the setting of your current book. How long do you stay?
You’re transported to the setting of your current book. How long do you stay?
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You’re transported to the setting of your current book. How long do you stay?
Its Paris so forever! Haha!
What book?
Hogwarts, perfect
2nd World War China/England … so not very long
probably a good choice lol
? well the protagonist is the best detective in town so I could hang around if he is with
Maine……forever.
Stephen King: Song of Susannah
I don’t know
I guess as long I’m a member of Roland’s ka-tet
Yay! We have to look after each other in the ka-tet?
In nyc with some very attractive people… Jackpot !
Well I’m reading they both die at the end so in theory I won’t be staying long ??
New York City at Christmas so I wouldn’t mind staying for a while but I’ve either been kidnapped or have a broken leg so I’m out of there!
I don’t ?
I’m reading two books, Shift by Hugh Howey, in this world I wouldn’t stay even for a minute. I’m also reading Earthman Jack vs. the Ghost Planet by Matthew Kadish (a book that Nina suggested), here I would definitely linger, maybe a couple of cycles. Tons of laugh out loud moments and charm
Till the next book.
I’m middle-aged living with my older, single, creepy, possibly psychotic brother in an attic bedroom of an old family house with a bed full of old stuffed animals and ignoring obvious calls for help from the basement. I’m already on a boat or plane to anywhere else!
Those stuffed animals creeped me out so much!
indeed!
@Paula I kept thinking, “just chuck them into the washing machine hen”?
better yet into the bin ?
@Paula I should have thought of it, I was so focused on the other rubbish???
@Paula I should have thought of it, I was so focused on the other rubbish???
What are you reading ? So creepy , my kind of book lol
OHH let me check that out
I’d stayed and learned magic tricks ( Magic Misfits by neil Patrick harris)
Penitentiary in Blewer County Texas erm ?…?
Northern Germany just before WW I. (The riddle of the sands, E. Childers)
I’m living with the daughter of a serial killer who may or may not be hiding something & I’m getting out of dodge?
…till after they have bound and gagged the bard and commenced the closing feast. ?
If its a good book. It changes you forever
The fictional town of Bourbon Springs, Kentucky.
Eeek! Get me out now otherwise I could be plagued by red lung or eaten by vampires.
Its when we looked up..so i am guessing not long
Probably not long. I suspect there was a lot of body odor.
I am running all over California looking for bombers in the early 1900s, while running my new detective agency. American Lightning
Which one? 14th century England? Forever!
Welcome ?
Sweden forever
As long as the hurricane lasts. Cypress House, by Michael Koryta. Good read.
1803. Long enough to get a large wardrobe of frocks and shoes
1923 England country house. Hmmm. I guess I’d stay a while, but I’d rather it be present day in an English country house.
Four years. If I want a degree
In Florin? Long enough to storm the castle!
Good morning guys. I just want to share something: when i read. The english patient. I fell in love with the book but i literaly fell in love with Almashi. Then i saw the movie. It was even better rhan the book. And Almashi was played by Ralph Fuennes. I was in love for months. And i cried about the story. It was so sad. Karherine was so beautiful! I couldnt get that movie out of my mind!
I’ve been traveling around Westeros with a vast assortment of interesting people. They say winter is coming. Perhaps it is time to go…or not.?
Not very long…I apologize to my New Englanders, but it’s Amhert, Massachusetts in the middle of winter.
France. I am staying forever.
Centuries.
In a cottage in England in two different timelines with the most horrible character ever, who frankly, if he kept cornering me like he does to one of the characters in the book, I would hit him in the face with a frying pan xx
I’m feeling a little better now, cause we’ve moved to London and now it’s spring almost summer.
I am in Boston helping Spenser solve a mystery. Not sure I like that much cold and snow though! LOL
I did not read the Spenser series, I read his Jessie Stone series though. This book is just a Christmas book with Spenser in it that looked interesting. I am enjoying it a lot too. I may at some point read the Spenser series, I guess we will see.
I’m in Atlanta until my Reunion and maybe my divorce are over with. Maybe I stay there…I’ll let you know.