Member: gaby317

CollectionsYour library (260), Currently reading (5), All collections (260)

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Favorite authorsLois McMaster Bujold, Jim Butcher, Agatha Christie, Raymond E. Feist, Eric Gamalinda, Donna Leon, Juliet Marillier, Ngaio Marsh, Sujata Massey, I.J. Parker, Iain Pears, Sharon Shinn, Jessica Zafra (Shared favorites)

About meAfter spending years as a corporate lawyer in a big law firm in NYC, I'm looking into starting my own practice. I have time to explore NYC, learn to cook and eat healthier, exercise, garden (on my Brooklyn balcony), and read more. My interests are very broad from cooking and gardening to real estate, estate planning, tax law, investing and law to escapist fiction of all types to nonfiction and memoirs

I'm a First Look Reader at Barnes and Noble.

About my libraryI love escapist fiction - detective stories and mysteries, fantasy, historical romances, science fiction, and legal thrillers.

Homepagehttp://www.startingfreshnyc.com/

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Member sinceMay 5, 2009

Currently readingPhysick Book of Deliverance Dane, The by Katherine Howe
A Fortunate Age: A Novel by Joanna Smith Rakoff
Too Few for Drums (Classics of Military Fiction) by R.F. Delderfield
The Dragon Scroll by I. J. Parker
The empire of memory by Eric Gamalinda