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I want to review it. Looks very interesting.

It sounds like a real page-turner. I love books with powerful female characters. I love reading the same book as friends and family and then having a discussion after.

I would LOVE to review this book as I love a mystery. Authors who understand the truest responsibility of being a woman and how sacred sisterhood is are probably the most inspiring and exciting of all women writers. I believe that if women really did unite and live their goodness and strength to the fullest, the world would have to change. That said, I admit I am also curious after the teaser paragraph above. :)

I would love to review this book. I am a mystery fan and this sounds like a real winner!
The issue of women's strengths and our relationships would seem to give added depth to the book.

I enjoy mystery books with strong female characters. Agatha Christie and others set the scene for exploring the unique talents the woman's mind brings to problem solving, and it sounds like this book may continue that tradition.

wow, this sounds like a great book, for all women who have lived in a man world, I have a twin brother who is adored by my mother, I was raised with four brothers. I was a daddy's girl, but my mother left him for another man, he remarried to a women who had five children of her own. So my dad raised them, his wife wouldn't let him have a relationship with any of us, besides my youngest brother who was in pre-school at the time. My mother isn't the typical mother nor grandmother. She travels, gives talks about stamps, that is her life besides my twin. I love mystery book, sounds like a winner to me,

I'd like to review it. Any book with an empowering female figure is an asset to women everywhere.

this sounds to be a very interesting books
women have come a long way, but we have so much farther to go. the stimatisim in the workplace is among the biggest hurdles to still get over.
this series of books is a breakthough.

It would be a pleasure to review a book that features the extra measures women must undergo in order to prove their worth and equality in the human race.

I would love to review this gem. I love mysteries and I also love reading about people that don't let things like gender stand in their way. It seems like a real page turner.

Since the word "sisterhood" denotes kept confidences, that combined with a mystery about death is sure to fill each reader with intrigue.

Shall I be one of the gypsies who is in fact a secret investigator sent by the king of Sicily to discover who the serial killer is? If so, I shall provide a complete record of my investigation to the King in the form of a comprehensive review!

And if, my chance, you allow my credentials for consideration of host, I shall share with you my present work with long-time author, Irving Greenfield, whose latest novel thrusts a Jewish family against a Christian town. I have just finished editing...

Or perhaps I can point you to my review of the Deception Series by Jacqueline Randolph, the last of which (Deception's Legacy) is a beautiful combination of the historical times during the Spanish Inquisition together with an action thriller. I could go on regarding individual book reviews specifically related; however, I'd also add my favorite authors include Patricia Cromwell with her forensic examination activities (and other similar authors); Fay Kellerman, whose mystery novels include a Jewish family which provides much about their daily lives...

Or I could highlight that I read four to six books weekly mostly related to the various genres touched by this book (not including my professional review work)...

The one thing I've never done is host a book club...however, I have written potential interview questions for author interviews...and I believe I have a good grasp of how Gather technology is used in support of this type of activity.

Credentials are because I have a proven record of reading, supporting and promoting female authors - I think it is an important reader role as women!

Either or both--a review and/or host! This reader/writer awaits your decisions!

As a woman with obsticles, and I would greatly enjoy reading how Adelia overcomes her obsticles. I'm also curious to know if sisterhood can be a new genre, lick 'chik lit".

 

I have read the synopsis of this book, and it sounds very intriguing!

I do believe that my sisters are all the women around the world who like me have learned that survival in this world is only possible with the emotional and intellectual support that only a woman is able to give.
I would love to review the book and if it's possible I would be delighted to host the book club. There are two reasons for this:
1. I'm a retired literature teacher
2. I belong to a group of 12 women (back in my hometown) that meets every week to discuss literature and issues dealing with our being woman

I would love to do it! How she has entwined the feeling of being a "sister", with other women, takes their combined input in their relationships with one another, goes out into the world, and combines what they have shared, used to grow, stay together, and then applies to the problem in the book. How cool is that? A females only club, that conquers what the world amongst themselves, and truly bonds. For her to go forward, and apply what she has shared is wonderful. And to actually do good. And we still make two cents less for the same job, that a man does. But solving a crime? And with a man as an atagonist in her way. I really want to read it. And then tell everyone. Ellen B

I would be honored to review, Mistress of the Art of Death?

As a person who believes in the strength of the sisterhood that can happen between women it would be exciting to read and review this book. I currently work with a "sisterhood" of playwrights and would enjoy sharing my thoughts on this book with them and members of Gather.

Thank you so much for these opportunities.

I have always wanted to be chosen to review a book here on Gather. A mystery is must down my alley as I do love a good mystery.

Also I have never been chosen to do this anywhere.

I love mysteries so this is something I'd really enjoy. I usually review the books I read here on Gather so others can check out my opinion on it and perhaps I'll pique their interest to go out and get and copy and read it too.

I would love to review this book...I've always been a huge fan of strong woman who buck the system that men created and come out on top the better for the challenge.

I also find this book very interesting and would love to just read it anyway......:0)

Sounds like a very intersting book! I'd like to read it. I love exploring new authors.
I could take it with me when we go camping later this year! :-)

I'd like to review this book. As I've matured, I've learned to appreciate the roles that sisters fulfill in my life, both birth and adopted.

Sounds intriguing! The concept of women helping each other rise above the limits of their gender isn't new, but is compelling. I'd love a great read and I'm always looking for new books to suggest to my friends. I would love to review it!

I would love to review the book. Hosting the book club discussion sounds like fun, too!
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I googled the book to find out more about it and the story sounds like one I'd really enjoy.

This sounds like it would be a very interesting read. It is important for all women to use their gender for the greater good instead of a crutch (or reason why they feel they can not accomplish certain things).

This sounds like a very interesting book. I love mysteries and strong female characters. I would be honored to be able to review it.

The book sounds very interesting to me. I would love to have a chance to read it & write a book review.

You only need 10. Boo Hoo! Let me tell you, with all the electricity going out and no phones, having a great book to read and review is a wonderful treat. It is always nice to have a good book after cooking everything in the freezer. Sitting and reading by kerosene and candle light is so atmospheric. Add me to your list and we will see how the chips fall (unless there is no lights to see with, lol). I am just being silly. Our lights are back on and thankgoodness. Hope you are all safe.

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I love mysteries and reading is such a wonderful escape for me. I'd be a thoughtful and whimsical reviewer :)

sounds really interesting like soemthing i would enjoy reading

I've been a reader since I was a child, and mysteries are one of my favorite genres. Its not always easy to find good mysteries and I'd love to read and review this mystery; it sounds like a good one.

I would love to review this book....can a "brother" review it?

I love being a woman. I enjoy having various kinds of female friends. I love to read about strong woman who are intelligent and survive against all odds.

I also love to read. I have a talent for being a leader. I have been told that I could sell ice to an Eskimo. LOL I enjoy people and love to chat with them.

I would also love to read this book for the same reasons listed above. I enjoy reading various kinds of books. I love doing reviews of the books that I read. When I love a book, I get excited and that excitement comes through in my reviews. I love to share my opinion and encourage others to read a variety of books as well.

For this reason, I would love to host the

I would love to review this book. Just this past year, I became a reviewer for a mystery and thriller site called ReviewingtheEvidence.com. That journey has drawn me into the wonderful world of mystery writing, and now I am hooked. There are a lot of great women mystery writers out there, and I'd love to discover a new one.

I've been to Cambridge and Canterbury, too, in my travels (some of the book's setting) and this sounds like a gripping tale.

I would love to review this book! It sounds so interesting and what's better than a good mystery! Oh man! I'm already imaging sending the kiddoes off the grandparents on a blistery winter day, fire in the fireplace, a hot cup of my favorite herbal tea, and snuggling down with this one! I'm betting it's going to be a page turner and hope to get the chance to find out for certain!

I review most of what I read. And I read books with strong characters. This seems to be one such book.

I also have a book reviewing blog reading room where I post my reviews.

I would love to review this book...it sounds interesting!

I would like to follow the struggles of this woman surrounded by mystery. To be able to follow her delevopment as a person and over coming what life throws at her.

I would be very willing to read this novel and give it a review and ask the author questions during the chat.

Blessings

I really like mysteries so this one looks like it would be interesting!

I would really LOVE an opportunity to review this book! It sounds very intriguing to me. I am expecting the book to be very emotionally involving as well as thrilling and can't wait to find out about it!

I would also love to be a book club host!!!

keeping my fingers crossed!

I love to read, mostly fiction. I believe you can learn from fiction novels. All books bring out an author's ideas, thoughts, and opinions. That said I would also volunteer to host a book club about "Mistress of the Art of Death"; but only if chosen to read and review the book. Thank you for your time and consideration.

As someone who greatly enjoys reading, this new book sounds very intriguing. I love murder and mystery styled novels.

As an aspiring writer, I have never written a book review before. I would absolutely, love to be challenged with this type of writing. I have written both music and movie reviews, and am confident in myself, that I have the ability to write a book review as well.

So in short, I am interested in being entered in this, for the book to read and review.

I do have many sisters in Christ name, as well a relative on my husband side, who is a cuz, once we went to Mich- to meet them, we have been sisters since, not of blood, but more importantly by choose, heart, mind and soul. We write each other every day, i also have two cuz females, we are very close, we see each other twice a year, one in May to celebrate birthdays, Kathy is in May, I am in June, Linda is in July. than around the Holidays if possible.

As a businesswoman I am all too familiar with the invisible lines that can be drawn between what is and what should be solely because of gender. I am currently between books and would love to read one written by a woman that addresses complications caused by society's accepted gender roles.

I would love to, but am afraid that with upcoming surgery...I probably wouldn't have it read by the 4th. But I will be back to read the reviews :)

As a woman, I've discovered that the challenges women face appear not to diminish as you go through life, and also that some of those challenges don't discriminate because of race, bringing us together as one. So I really do enjoy reading books that cater to a strong female heroine because I believe there are few challenges we can't overcome whether fiction or nonfiction.

I would like to read it because I love all kinds of Mysteries and i am pretty good at solving them. This book sounds great.

I have been a long supporter of girlpower and a book about sisterhood would be right up my alley. I can't wait to read it!

Yep.. I'm a few days late and probably a few dollars short.. but it would have been nice to have a book such as this to not only read.. but share my insights about

I would love to read this book. I am an avid reader and I always recommend books to my friends and libraries to buy. I would love to give this book my attention!

I would love to dive into this book. It looks like a perfect book to curl up with and lose yourself. To read of a heroine and her adventure in solving a mystery sounds very intriguing and challenging to the brain. I would love the opportunity to be given the chance to lose myself in a great mystery.