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SONG TITLE WORD SEARCH #4
DATE: YOU CHOOSE

This is a mixed duration challenge, but you must have a start and an end date.

We are now up to our 4th challenge in this series, and we'll focus on words taken from song titles of #100 to #200. These titles of course come from Rolling Stone Magazine's Top 500 Songs of All Time.

Below you will find 111 words taken from the song titles of #100 to #200. The challenge is to find as many of the words as you can in the time frame you have chosen to work the challenge. Words must be exact, unless otherwise noted. Please check the original list regularly, as changes for approved variations will be added.

Please Note: There may be a few duplicate words between this challenge and the last Song Title Word Search challenge. I will try to keep these to a minimum.

Words can only be found in the text of the book - no covers, titles or authors.

For each word you find, provide a link to the book title, page or location number, the sentence containing the word, and the date you finished reading your book.

There is no restriction on the number of books you use or the number of words per book.

WORDS:
1. Affair
2. Alive
3. Angel
4. Apart
5. Back
6. Bird
7. Bohemian
8. Both
9. Boxer
10. Bring
11. Car
12. Changes
13. Clock
14. Clown
15. Compares
16. Corvette
17. Could
18. Crazy
19. Day's
20. Desolation
21. Door
22. Dream
23. Earth
24. Eight
25. Fade
26. Fallin'
27. Family
28. Fast
29. Fooled
30. Fought
31. Foxey
32. Gently
33. God
34. Goes
35. Green
36. Guitar
37. Hard
38. Have
39. Heaven's
40. High
41. Hour
42. House
43. Knockin'
44. Law
45. Lineman
46. Living
47. Lobster
48. Lonesome
49. Losing
50. Loved
51. Lust
52. Man's
53. May
54. Mine
55. Moment
56. Never
57. Noise
58. Not
59. On
60. Onions
61. Only
62. Own
63. Paint
64. Papa
65. Peggy
66. People
67. Please
68. Prison
69. Problems
70. Purple
71. Queen
72. Rattle
73. Rave
74. Red
75. Rehab
76. Religion
77. Rhapsody
78. Roll
79. Roof
80. Row
81. Save
82. Sedated
83. Send
84. September
85. Shake
86. Shout
87. Sides
88. Silence
89. Sounds
90. Stayin'
91. Stop
92. Stuff
93. Sun
94. Surrender
95. Tambourine
96. Tear
97. There
98. Thrill
99. Tomorrow
100. Us
101. Voodoo
102. Waiting
103. Weeps
104. While
105. Who'll
106. Wichita
107. Without
108. Women
109. Won't
110. Worry
111. Your

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ChrisGA - DONE

Denise - DONE

Ed

Karen Kay - DONE

Sweetie Pie Reviews

Suzanne

Tari - DONE

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COMPLETE 4/27/19
March 1 - May 31, 2019

1. Affair .. love affair with inertia .. I Know This Much Is True pg 814

2. Alive .. I see my grandmother alive .. I Know This Much Is True pg 452

3. Angel .. Like one of those angels he and I used to make in new snow.. I Know This Much Is True pg 34

4. Apart .. you and your brother are hard to tell apart .. I Know This Much Is True pg 240

5. Back .. I answered Vincenzo's shocking offense with the back of my hand .. I Know This Much Is True pg 551

6. Bird .. I fly the Song Bird over the boilin river .. I Know This Much Is True pg 715

7. Bohemian .. a place where Bohemian types, like actors .. Falconi's Tractor loc 1815

8. Both .. because we were both in the buiding industry.. I Know This Much Is True pg 110

9. Boxer .. grow up to be a boxer .. I Know This Much Is True pg 641

10. Bring .. bring him a cold drink .. I Know This Much Is True pg 28

11. Car .. I pulled the car into the breakdown lane .. I Know This Much Is True pg 34

12. Changes .. there were no great changes .. The Cross

13. Clock .. a chiming grandfather clock .. I Know This Much Is True pg 129

14. Clown .. Clarabel the Clown was chasing someone .. I Know This Much Is True pg 10

15. Compares .. Sidney compares the two and sniffs them both .. The Road to Grantchester loc 2395

16. Corvette .. buying him a Corvette .. I Know This Much Is True pg 181

17. Could .. he could get things under control .. I Know This Much Is True pg 258

18. Crazy. .. I told him about the crazy woman from the Old Country. I Know This Much Is True pg 831

19. Day's .. That day's Daily Record-was folded in quarters .. I Know This Much Is True pg 174

20. Desolation .. and with a smell of desolation.. The Cross loc 18716

21. Door .. He opens the bathroom door. .. I Know This Much Is True pg 164

22. Dream .. In the dream, I was standing on the ice.. I Know This Much Is True pg 646

23. Earth .. He brought the Ganges from heaven to earth .. I Know This Much Is True pg 396

24. Eight .. The answering machine had . . . six, seven, eight blinks .. I Know This Much Is True pg 95

25. Fade .. one of those quiet, fade-into-the-
woodwork types .. I Know This Much Is True pg 400

26. Fallin' .. Miss 'Lizabeth fallin' in love wit you .. The Broken Harmonica loc 778

27. Family .. the front of the family duplex .. I Know This Much Is True pg 173

28. Fast .. The river was moving fast .. I Know This Much Is True pg 815

29. Fooled .. let her know who she had fooled
with .. I Know This Much Is True pg 791

30. Fought .. I only fought in two wars .. I Know This Much Is True pg 251

31. Foxey ..
.. better be foxy, Cap! .. The Lone Star Ranger pg 120
.. you're foxy smart .. The Bone Collector pg 257

32. Gently .. stroking her forehead gently .. The Cross loc 12963

33. God .. prayed to God the sacrifice he was about to commit would be deemed.. I Know This Much Is True pg 1

34. Goes .. He goes to the library and
cuts his ... I Know This Much Is True pg 280

35. Green .. Cheeseburgers and fries and green milkshakes .. I Know This Much Is True pg 407

36. Guitar .. the lights were low, and smooth jazz guitar .. Finding Katarina M. loc 1129

37. Hard .. Die Hard 2" I corrected her. "Bruce Willis .. I Know This Much Is True pg 608

38. Have .. the hardest part of what I have to say .. I Know This Much Is True pg 520

39. Heaven's .. Oh, for heaven's- here, take another tissue ..
Double Dexter/Jeff Lindsay

40. High .. High into the house's second-story front wall .. I Know This Much Is True pg 593

41. Hour .. Spent hour after hour staring up at the void .. I Know This Much Is True pg 66

42. House .. Ma emerged from the burning house .. I Know This Much Is True pg 11

43. Knockin' .. we came knockin' on his door .. The Broken Harmonica loc 7520

44. Law .. That's not the law of the jungle .. I Know This Much Is True pg 192

45. Lineman .. pegged him as a good lineman .. Falconi's Tractor loc 2024

46. Living .. the living arrangement you and Ralph got going .. I Know This Much Is True pg 363

47. Lobster .. a Landlubber's Lobster commercial .. I Know This Much Is True pg 183

48. Lonesome .. You can work all by your lonesome .. I Know This Much Is True pg 556

49. Losing .. It's a losing proposition .. I Know This Much Is True pg 143

50. Loved .. I loved the smell of that stuff .. I Know This Much Is True pg 175

51. Lust .. To have unspent lust for a murderous wife was a terrible thing .. I Know This Much Is True pg 718

52. Man's .. The Old Man's office suite is something else .. I Know This Much Is True pg 187

53. May .. "I may never find one of the young men .. I Know This Much Is True pg 285

54. Mine .. She turned her face away from mine and hurried out of the room .. I Know This Much Is True pg 718

55. Moment .. But at that moment in my cousin Lena's kitchen .. I Know This Much Is True pg 618

56. Never .. Never cheated on Dessa, either. Never. .. I Know This Much Is True pg 432

57. Noise .. The noise and smoke brought Ma, screaming, inside .. I Know This Much Is True pg 10

58. Not .. you're not going to 'talk her into' anything. I Know This Much Is True pg 426

59. On .. wouldn't have to get on with real life .. I Know This Much Is True pg 38

60. Onions .. Eugene orders liver and onions .. I Know This Much Is True pg 167

61. Only .. If only I had not thrown the cement. If only .. I Know This Much Is True pg 732

62. Own .. It was time for each of us to become our own person .. I Know This Much Is True pg 133

63. Paint .. The dump, paint thinner ... I Know This Much Is True pg 430

64. Papa .. Papa thought it might inspire them to do likewise .. I Know This Much Is True pg 24

65. Peggy .. Peggy Carter's boarding house .. The Road to Grantchester loc 2548

66. People .. He'd always felt inferior to other people .. I Know This Much Is True pg 872

67. Please .. if you don't have the virus — would you please,
please, please consider taking Tyffanie? .. I Know This Much Is True pg 868

68. Prison .. send him to prison for what he did .. I Know This Much Is True pg 154

69. Problems .. They were having problems." "Marital
problems .. I Know This Much Is True pg 275

70. Purple .. There were raw, purple gashes on his gums and tongue .. I Know This Much Is True pg 408

71. Queen .. when we got to the Dairy Queen .. I Know This Much Is True pg 135

72. Rattle .. the constant rattle of the chipper had everyone riled .. I Know This Much Is True pg 325

73. Rave .. you'd simply rave! .. Doctor Zhivago loc 3168

74. Red .. It's got a red tub with gold fixtures .. I Know This Much Is True pg 187

75. Rehab .. While Leo was in drug rehab .. I Know This Much Is True pg 189

76. Religion .. You guys getting religion around here or something? .. I Know This Much Is True pg 191

77. Rhapsody .. all thoughts of poetic rhapsody left him .. Dexter Is Dead pg 269

78. Roll .. I slipped my brother a roll of Necco wafers .. I Know This Much Is True pg 474

79. Roof .. and the roof was completed .. I Know This Much Is True pg 594

80. Row .. conned his way out of gym class for two years in a row .. I Know This Much Is True pg 184

81. Save .. Because you need to destroy her to save the world .. I Know This Much Is True pg 508

82. Sedated .. They had me sedated and were readying me for transport .. I Know This Much Is True pg 483

83. Send .. I used to beg him on the phone to send me stuff .. I Know This Much Is True pg 520

84. September .. sailed from Catania on the morning of 11 September 1901 .. I Know This Much Is True pg 538

85. Shake .. trying to call and shake the old strega back to life .. I Know This Much Is True pg 672

86. Shout .. and shout to God above, and to the sea on which we would travel .. I Know This Much Is True pg 538

87. Sides .. had been buried on opposite sides of the
cemetery .. I Know This Much Is True pg 346

88. Silence .. The code of silence runs through my veins .. I Know This Much Is True pg 729

89. Sounds .. It sounds boring to me; it sounds like church .. I Know This Much Is True pg 160

90. Stayin' .. we ain't gonna be stayin' long .. The Broken Harmonica loc 5358

91. Stop .. but Ma wouldn't stop talking .. I Know This Much Is True pg 21

92. Stuff .. His chin pointed down at the stuff I was carrying .. I Know This Much Is True pg 73

93. Sun .. The midafternoon sun came through the open blinds .. I Know This Much Is True pg 175

94. Surrender .. either surrender and be executed or attempt the suicide leap to the opposite .. I Know This Much Is True pg 198

95. Tambourine .. the tambourine stopped and a man approached .. The Twelve Tribes of Hattie

96. Tear .. never weep a single tear ,.. The Cross loc 15860

97. There .. When we were mowing out there .. I Know This Much Is True pg 253

98. Thrill .. Give you a cheap thrill, does it? .. I Know This Much Is True pg 79

99. Tomorrow .. you should call tomorrow and make an appointment .. I Know This Much Is True pg 77

100. Us .. Avery took us around in back to where Leo's car had been towed .. I Know This Much Is True pg 387

101. Voodoo .. already know about all this chemical voodoo .. I Know This Much Is True pg 229

102. Waiting .. We got other fish to fry out there in that waiting room .. I Know This Much Is True pg 386

103. Weeps .. person who weeps at another's passing .. The Cross loc 9640

104. While .. I'd tiptoed into the room while Ray was sleeping .. I Know This Much Is True pg 347

105. Who'll .. I'll turn them over to someone who'll know what to do .. Finding Katarina M. loc 2637

106. Wichita .. Witchita Falls, Texas, Winter 1870 .. News of the World pg 1

107. Without .. got our typewriter fixed without my
bugging him .. I Know This Much Is True pg 251

108. Women .. women who like it versus women who are doing you a big favor .. I Know This Much Is True pg 103

109. Won't .. but that stupid bus won't come .. I Know This Much Is True pg 90

110. Worry .. I told him to worry about the meat and let me worry about the price .. I Know This Much Is True pg 741

111. Your .. When your brother expresses pride in your intellect .. I Know This Much Is True pg 234

3/3/19 5☆ 3/8/19 4☆ 3/5/19 4☆
3/15/19 4☆ 3/18/19 2☆ 3/21/19 4☆
3/25/19 2☆ 3/27/19 4☆
4/12/19 4☆ 4/13/19 3☆ 4/27/19 4☆

*****COMPLETED 7/7/24*****Last word="knockin'"

March 1 - May 31, 2019

111/111

WORDS:
✔1. Affair-p.26-Cranford-"...stories related to a shadow of a love affair..." 3/4/19
✔2. Alive-Ch. 11 of audiobook- Kim-"Sir Banas, he comes in the night and makes them all alive at the back of our kitchen-midden,' piped the child." 3/1/19
✔3. Angel-p.248- Shame-"...how to ignore his sinister left-sided dead angel." 3/2/19
✔4. Apart-p.28-"...he began to worry it apart as he told me the story..." 3/2/19
✔5. Back-p.78-The Year of the Hare-"He made his way down a side aisle to a pew tucked away at the back..." 3/1/19
✔6. Bird-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"...his mind dropped away from those heights with a rush of a wounded bird, and passing his hand before his eyes, he shook his head." 3/1/19
✔7. Bohemian-p.61- The Private Dining-room and Other Verses-"Cuckoos lead Bohemian lives,..." 3/23/19
✔8. Both-Ch.11 of audiobook-Kim-"...who are good little Gods - be on you both ......" 3/1/19
✔9. Boxer-p.35-Wise Children-"Brenda married this ex boxer, after all that." 4/19/19
✔10. Bring-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"...In all India is no one so alone as I! If I die today, who shall bring the news..." 3/1/19
✔11. Car-p.91-Smaller and Smaller Circles-"...and see if she needs the car." 3/3/19
✔12. Changes-p.279-The World of the Short Story: A Twentieth Century Collection-"There are certain changes which have to be made in preparation for the bridge..." 3/24/19
✔13. Clock-p.322-In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower-"...never letting his own life be ruled by the clock." 3/2/19
✔14. Clown-p.358- In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower-"...who's the priceless clown in the dark suit..." 3/10/19
✔15. Compares-p.120- Some We Love, Some We Hate, Some We Eat: Why It's So Hard to Think Straight About Animals-"...compares power law graphs to a hockey stick lying on the floor..." 8/16/19
✔16. Corvette-p.143- Moonraker-"...and even a slim corvette hastening down south..." 5/25/19
✔17. Could-p.1-Sergeant Getúlio-"...you could get skin sores from them..." 3/1/19
✔18. Crazy-p.332-These Is My Words: The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine, 1881-1901-"Adelita Lockwood has gone plum crazy." 3/3/19
✔19. Day's-p.p.413- In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower-"...to see them leaving the factory at the end of the day's work..." 4/20/19
✔20. Desolation-p.98-Waiting for the Barbarians-"...and there is desolation where, one must believe, people once lived." 3/22/19
✔21. Door-p.7-The News from Paraguay-"I heard the front door close." 3/1/19
✔22. Dream-p.9-Waiting for the Barbarians-"In the dream, I pass through the barracks gate..." 3/1/19
✔23. Earth-p.9-Waiting for the Barbarians-"From horizon to horizon, the earth is white with snow." 3/1/19
✔24. Eight-p.323-These Is My Words: The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine, 1881-1901-"...thankful for all four of my children but equally thankful there are not eight." 3/2/19
✔25. Fade-Ch.11 of the audiobook- Kim-"Kim watched the last dusty sunshine fade out of the court,..." 3/1/19
✔26. Fallin'-p.101- Night Must Fall-"Like a big wall fallin' over into the sea..." 7/7/20
✔27. Family-p.249-Shame-"...with little time for what remained of his family life." 3/3/19
✔28. Fast-p.67-Broadway Anecdotes-"Anyway, we removed all the victims of Jim's dinner as fast as we could..." 3/2/19
✔29. Fooled-p.25-The News from Paraguay-"Franco was not fooled." 3/5/19
✔30. Fought-p.321-These Is My Words: The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine, 1881-1901 -"...asked by the Marshal if they fought each other..." 3/2/19
✔31. Foxey-p.270-The Old Curiosity Shop-"These artless sports had naturally soothed and cheered the decline of her widowed father: a most exemplary gentleman, (called 'Old Foxey' by his friends..." 3/21/19
✔32. Gently-p.118-Smaller and Smaller Circles-"Saenz stands, pats him gently on the shoulder." 3/5/19
✔33. God-p.1-Sergeant Getúlio-"...and other such scattered places, God knows how many." 3/1/19
✔34. Goes-Ch. 11 of audiobook- Kim-"Whither goest thou?'" 3/1/19
✔35. Green-p.2-The News from Paraguay-"Crimean green, Sebastopol Blue..." 3/1/19
✔36. Guitar-p.323-These Is My Words: The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine, 1881-1901-"...or sometimes, he brings his guitar along and sings some tunes..." 3/2/19
✔37. Hard-p.48-Waiting for the Barbarians-"...his journey, undertaken in a hard season..." 3/12/19
✔38. Have- p1.-Sergeant Getúlio-"If I were a knifeman I would have finished him with the steel blade..." 3/1/19
✔39. Heaven's-p.69-The Good Women of China: Hidden Voices-"I decided to go, and brought the name 'Tianshi' (Heaven's Key) with me." 3/30/19
✔40. High-Ch. 11 of audiobook- Kim-And a Sahib in most high esteem." 3/1/19
✔41. Hour-p.71-The Duchess of Padua-"To live an hour." 3/8/19
✔42. House-Ch. 11 of audiobook- Kim- "The Keeper of the Images in the Wonder House acquired merit by giving me these a year since,' he said,..." 3/1/19
✔ 43. Knockin'-p.219-Torpedo Juice-"If this boat's a rockin', don't come a knockin'." 7/7/24
✔44. Law-Ch. 11 of audiobook- Kim-"Thus do we of Bhotiyal offer all the world daily to the Excellent Law. " 3/1/19
✔45. Lineman- p.227-Some We Love, Some We Hate, Some We Eat: Why It's So Hard to Think Straight About Animals-"...like an offensive lineman waiting to hear the quarterback yell 'Hutt!'" 9/19/19
✔46. Living-Ch. 11 of audiobook- Kim-"...he should take the life of a living thing." 3/1/19
✔47. Lobster-p.29-Sexing the Cherry-"They won't be able to mark a day old lobster from a fresh one." 3/12/19
✔48. Lonesome-p.55- The Vicious Vet-"'No,' she said in a husky voice,'all on my lonesome.'" 7/6/19
✔49. Losing-p.231-Neil Patrick Harris: Choose Your Own Autobiography-"We were losing the battle..." 10/18/19
✔50. Loved-Ch. 11 of audiobook- Kim-"But, because they knew and loved the lama,..." 3/1/19
✔51. Lust-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"Wheel with its six spokes, whose centre is the conjoined Hog, Snake, and Dove (Ignorance, Anger, and Lust), ..." 3/1/19
✔52. Man's- Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"...the lama was busy over his beads; and Kim, fumbling doctor-fashion at the man's neck, ..." 3/1/19
✔53. May- Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"...but while it lasts it may descend upon a man at any moment." 3/1/19
✔54. Mine-p.379-These Is My Words: The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine, 1881-1901-"Jack's hand touched mine..." 3/3/19
✔55. Moment-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim- "...t may descend upon a man at any moment." 3/1/19
✔56. Never-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"That cry is so common in Benares that the passers never turned their heads." 3/1/19
✔57. Noise-p.38-Sergeant Getúlio-"The newspapers are making a hell of a noise..." 3/7/19
✔58. Not-p.109-Twenty Years After-"'He is not curious,' thought D'Artangnan." 3/1/19

✔59. On-p.109-Twenty Years After-"...placing his hand on D'Artagnan's shoulder,..." 3/1/19
✔60. Onions-p.112-Smaller and Smaller Circles-"...with the scent of freshly cut spring onions." 3/5/19
✔61. Only- Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"Art thou only a beginner?' said E23,..." 3/1/19
✔62. Own-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim- "...by repeating their own names over and over again to themselves, ..." 3/1/19
✔63. Paint-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim- "He drew from his bosom the little Survey paint-box and a cake of crimson lake." 3/1/19
✔64. Papa-p.67-Broadway Anecdotes-"...nibbled daintily on three dozen papa oysters..." 3/2/19
✔65. Peggy-p.75-In a Sunburned Country-"...where you can turn on a car radio and stand a more than passing chance of hearing Peggy Lee..." 3/25/19
✔66. People-p.310-In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower-"...and the most insignificant attributes of other people always appear to be consubstantial with their personality." 3/1/19
✔67. Please-p.21-Operation Shylock: A Confession-"Take me, Sandy, please." 3/14/19
✔68. Prison-p.81-The News from Paraguay -"...Padre Maiz was sent to prison,..." 3/13/19
✔69. Problems-p.202-Smaller and Smaller Circles-"I keep hearing of the problems you've been causing us." 3/22/19
✔70. Purple-p.7-Waiting for the Barbarians-"They are puffy and purple." 3/1/19
✔71. Queen-Kindle loc. 847- Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass-"I want to be a Queen." 3/2/19
✔72. Rattle-p.107-The Year of the Hare-"There was a clatter and rattle in the tin..." 3/8/19
✔73. Rave-p.29-Sexing the Cherry-"...while a man will rave and roar and slap you perhaps..." 3/12/19
✔74. Red-p.41-Of Mice and Men-"Well, he seen this girl in a red dress." 3/1/19
✔75. Rehab-p.7-An Elderly Lady is Up to No Good-"It emerged that she had been admitted to a private rehab clinic." 4/17/20
✔76. Religion-p.17-The News from Paraguay-"...instead of the dreary tomes on religion and mysticism..." 3/3/19
✔77. Rhapsody-p.7- Add a Dash of Pity-"Antal Laszlo's Rhapsody Room." 12/10/19
✔78. Roll-p.50-Of Mice and Men-"'Me an' Lennie's gonna roll up a stake.'" 3/3/19
✔79. Roof-p.10-Sergeant Getúlio-"...we even had men on the roof..." 3/1/19
✔80. Row-p.37- Balthazar-"'You'd never imagine the row Ron caused.'" 3/5/19
✔81. Save-p.1- Waiting for the Barbarians-"They save one from squinting all the time." 3/1/19
✔82. Sedated-p.184-Operation Shylock: A Confession-"Something about the story...seemed to have sedated him a little..." 6/30/19
✔83. Send- Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim- "...I did not send a tar [telegram] to any one saying where the letter lay. " 3/1/19
✔84. September-p.7-Hotel du Lac-"For it was late September, out of season,..." 4/14/19
✔85. Shake-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"Strip - strip swiftly, and shake thy hair over thine eyes while I scatter the ash. " 3/1/19
✔86. Shout-p.82-Sergeant Getúlio-"...but the priest said he could shout as much as he felt like..." 3/18/19
✔87. Sides-Ch.1 of audiobook of Heidi Johanna Spyri 1899- "...Here the wayfarers met with greetings from all sides, ..." 3/7/19
✔88. Silence-p.49-Of Mice and Men-"The silence was in the room again." 3/1/19
✔89. Sounds-p.135-Smaller and Smaller Circles-"He remembers sounds in the night, voices..." 3/10/19
✔90. Stayin'-p.89- Night Must Fall-"Said it's do me good, and won't hear of me stayin'." 7/7/20
✔91. Stop- Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"'The train may stop.'" 3/1/19
✔92. Stuff-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"'We cannot walk far on such stuff.' " 3/1/19
✔93. Sun-p.9-Waiting for the Barbarians-"For the rest, I watch the sun rise and set..." 3/1/19
✔94. Surrender-p.145-Atlas Obscura: An Explorer's Guide to the World's Hidden Wonders-"In 1945, immediately following Japan's surrender, the members..." 3/7/19
✔95. Tambourine-loc. 27386 of the Kindle edition of The Holy Bible: English Standard Version-"They have lyre and harp, tambourine and flute and wine at their feast..." 4/14/19
✔96. Tear-p.7-Waiting for the Barbarians-"I find the stitching with the point of my knife, tear the shroud open..." 3/1/19
✔97. There-p.231-How I Live Now-"...except that there was never enough food..." 3/1/19
✔98. Thrill-p.41-Balthazar-"And yet, you know, it's always the old thrill..." 3/24/19
✔99. Tomorrow-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"I will come tomorrow with the child;..." 3/1/19
✔100. Us-p.314-In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower-"...with which he contrived to treat us..." 3/1/19
✔101. Voodoo-loc.1531 of Kindle edition- Home Is Where You Live: A diary of teaching English abroad for the first time-"They opened up with Smack My Bitch Up then Voodoo People." 7/25/19
✔102. Waiting-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"He squatted in a corner of the clanging waiting-room..." 3/1/19
✔103. Weeps-p.87-The Duchess of Padua-"And wanders through this charnel house, and weeps..." 3/10/19
✔104. While-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"When one grows older, the power, usually, departs, but while it lasts it may descend upon a man at any moment." 3/1/19
✔105. Who'll -p.132- In a Sunburned Country-"Who'll come a waltzing Matilda with me." 4/14/19
✔106. Wichita-p.48- The Private Dining-room and Other Verses -"Colleges great and small I saw, Chicago and Kent and Wichita,..." 3/19/19
✔107. Without-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"... and gone his way without a thought; ..." 3/1/19
✔108. Women-Ch.11 of audiobook- Kim-"'But all women can cook tarkeean,' said the Kamboh" 3/1/19
✔109. Won't -p.591- The Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe-"He won't do-- he won't." 3/2/19
✔110. Worry-p.321-In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower-"'Oh well, it doesn't really matter, not to worry..." 3/2/19
✔111. Your-p.109- Twenty Years After-"...'monsieur le comte has pronounced your name before me as an example..." 3/1/19

COMPLETE!

SONG TITLE WORD SEARCH #4
DATE: March 1 - May 31, 2019


WORDS:

1. Affair – “The world winked at the…twilight love affair.” P. 6BBlood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

2. Alive “As we seem to be alive, today anyhow.” P. 13 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

3. Angel – “Their émigré printer was an angel sent from heaven.” P. 68 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

4. Apart – “…the way the couple were standing apart.” P. 86 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

5. Back –“Cadfael turned his back on supper in the refectory…” p. 3 Dead Man's Ransom by Ellis Peters 3.4.19

6. Bird – “It must be the birds, don’t you think?” p. 35 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

7. Bohemian – “…bohemian adventure thick in the air.” P. 60 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

8. Both – “…he knew both sisters’ names but wasn’t sure which was which.” P. 12 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

9. Boxer “The bachelor headmaster, a boxer in his time – “ p. 215 Irelandby William Trevor 3.17.19

10. Bring “You mean in which case why did I bring you all the way out here?” p. 5Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

11. Car – “A singing drunk, a car, whining as it worked its way up a hill…” p. 202 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

12. Changes – “One piece of new information comes in and it changes the whole picture.” P. 83 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

13. Clock – “…a face that would stop a clock.” P. 200 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

14. Clown “…white wisps of hair sticking up like a clown’s wig.” P. 294 Murder Duet by Batya Gur 3.10.19

15. Compares “…when Jazz compares the blood sample with that from the crash site.” P. 144 Abattoir Blues by Peter Robinson 3.27.19

16. Corvette – “…and various corvettes and minesweeper, all of them guarding…the last usable port in Crete.” P. 99Dark Voyageby Alan Furst 4.25.19

17. Could – “Still, what could any of them say?” p. 5 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

18. Crazy – “…Brown Shirts in Germany in 1934 who were so crazy.” P. 89 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

19. Day's “She had come two days before Yom Kippur, toward the end of her day’s work.” P. 58 Murder Duetby Batya Gur 3.10.19

20. Desolation – “…echoed for a long time in the desolation around them.” P. 115 The Day is Dark by Yrsa Sigurdardottir 5.12.19

21. Door – “…footbridge not so far from his front door.” P. 7 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

22. Dream – “Lost in a crowded room, in a storm, a dream, a shop.” P. 161 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

23. Earth “…little bags of dirt around their necks, supposedly the sacred earth on which their leader fell.” P. 89 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

24. Eight –“Eight thirty seven to be precise.” P. 2 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

25. Fade “Come April or thereabouts, she seemed to fade into the background.” P. 220 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

26. Fallin' “The sound went on and on rising and falling.” P. 208 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

27. Family – “…an old friend of my family.” P. 61Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

28. Fast – “Not so fast now.” P. 28 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

29. Fooled – “The Germans fooled them.” P. 75 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

30. Fought “…spray burst over the bow as she fought the sea.” P. 3 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

31. Foxey “Don’t worry so much Foxy” p. 182 Big Sky by Kate Atkinson 8.29.19

32. Gently “You see him well cared for,” said Hugh gently.” P. 88 Dead Man's Ransom by Ellis Peters 3.4.19

33. God “God only knew if they might be up to it.” P. 8 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

34. Goes – “Our politics, you know how that goes.” P. 195 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

35. Green “On a shelf in the wardroom was a green steel radio.” P. 5 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

36. Guitar – “There was a jazz band playing in the bar, guitar and violin…” p. 126 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

37. Hard “I doubt I shall be hard put to it though,” he admitted. P. 24 Dead Man's Ransom by Ellis Peters 3.4.19

38. Have “…could easily have afforded the Pera Palace…” p. 8 Blood of Victoryy by Alan Furst 3.5.19

39. Heaven's “Ah, for Heaven’s sake man!” p. 216 Ireland by William Trevor 3.17.19

40. High “Griffith ranks high among his officers.” P. 34 Dead Man's Ransomby Ellis Peters 3.4.19

41. Hour “Three thirty in the afternoon, the violet hour. P. 7 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

42. House “The house he’d bought for Tamara was in Besitkas, a summer resort just north of the city.” P. 10 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

43, Knockin' “He must have been knocking on a bit by then.” P. 49 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

44. Law – “assistants who would “burn out” before an important person could be reached by the law.” P. 104 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

45. Lineman – “Then in a quarry and finally as a lineman for the electric co.” p. 46 Driving Mr. Albert: A Trip Across America with Einstein's Brain by Michael Paterniti

46. Living “What did he do for a living?” p. 7 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

47. Lobster “slamming a platter of turbot with lobster sauce down in front of me.” P. 299 The Deeds of the Disturber by Elizabeth Peters 3.13.19

48. Lonesome “I’d by lonesome, sir.” P. 172Ireland by William Trevor 3.17.19

49. Losing – “Gav’s been losing weight terribly.” P. 53 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

50. Loved – “Banks leaned there thinking how much he loved the place.” P. 16 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

51. Lust – “thoughts of idle lust on a summer afternoon.” P. 50 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

52. Man's – “How could I possibly accept being some man’s servant?” p. 46 Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich 3.12.19

53. May – “you may be sure this oversight will be corrected in the 1941 list.” P. 70 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

54. Mine “This shire is mine to keep.” P. 8 Dead Man's Ransom by Ellis Peters 3.4.19

55. Moment “For a long moment, nobody at the dinner table spoke.” P. 6 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19
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56. Never “In Odessa one never hears such things.” P. 6 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

57. Noise “Banks thought he could hear crown noise and the overexcited voices of football commentators…” p. 36 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

58. Not “”its not unheard of.” P. 36 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

59. On “…she came and sat on the edge of a chair…” p. 36 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

60. Onions “A sidewalk vendor, tending skewers of lamb and onions…” p.37 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

61. Only “The cabin had only a kerosene lantern.” P.4 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

62. Own “…our private lives are our own affair.” P. 7 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

63. Paint – “…created work for preparers of parchment, paint makers, goldsmiths…” p. 11 Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich 3.12.19

64. Papa “Papa Heininger had regretted that decision for twenty three years.” P. 156 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

65. Peggy “The day before his wedding to his secretary, Peggy…” p. 110 Double Cross: The True Story of the D-Day Spies by Ben Macintyre 4.9.19

66. People “Russia had taken her, the way it took people.” P. 9 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

67. Please “Please God let nothing embarrassing happen.” P. 28 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

68. Prison “Like prison, he said.” P. 79 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

69. Problems – “The problems they faced were surprisingly, - disturbingly – the same.” P. 3 Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make Historyby Laurel Thatcher Ulrich 3.12.19

70. Purple “…bosomy décolletage on a purple dress.” P. 108 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

71. Queen “Prom queen of the Marxist society.” P. 220 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.5.19

72. Rattle – “On the radio endless suite and variations for guitar, accompanied, now and then by the rattle of a newspaper…” p. 182 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

73. Rave “…if enough people raved over marks that didn’t exist…” p. 197 Ireland by William Trevor 3.17.19

74. Red “…found a blood red streak in the eastern sky…” p. 3 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

75. Rehab “two rounds of mandatory rehab.” P. 21 Connections in Death by J.D.Robb 4.21.19

76. Religion “Hospitality to strangers is a religion to them.” P. 18 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

77. Rhapsody “Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody” p. 28 Chapter 3 Elsie and Mairi Go to War: Two Extraordinary Women on the Western Front by Diane Atkinson 9.14.19

78. Roll- “…seemed quite addicted to rock and roll in general…” p. 27 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

79. Roof “…she showed him where the roof tiles had cracked… p. 12 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

80. Row – “He peered down Serebin’s row looking for – a seat?” p.41 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

81. Save – “Germany wants to save the world from Bolshevism.” P. 53 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

82. Sedated – “…she opened her eyes wide and he saw how enlarged her pupils were, that she was heavily sedated.” P. 364 Murder Duet by Batya Gur 3.10.19

83. Send “Britain has offered to send troops to Greece.” P. 150 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

84. September “When Carol had abdicated in Septembrer, he’d had a train filled with gold and paintings…” p. 108 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

85. Shake “Nobody made a move to smile or shake hands.” P. 66 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

86. Shout –“…and he heard him call out, almost in a shout…” p. 87 Murder Duet by Batya Gur 3.10.19

87. Sides “Pale brown hair – cut close on the sides, wispy on top, blue eyes.” P. 60 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

88. Silence “ a few hand grenades, a machine gun, then silence.” P. 4 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

89. Sounds – “It sounds vaguely familiar.” P. 40 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

90. Stayin'“Never staying in one place for any length of time. “ p. 15 Children of the Revolutionby Peter Robinson 3.7.19

91. Stop “Even so, he couldn’t stop looking at her.” P. 4 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

92. Stuff “We don’t actually touch the filthy stuff.” P. 71 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

93. Sun “…as though the sun were dying instead of setting.” P. 10 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

94. Surrender – “…carrying a 1918 Armistice Day banner reading, WE MADE THEM SURRENDER.” P. 20 Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich 3.12.19

95. Tambourine “…but someone always had a guitar, and a tambourine, maybe even a flute…” p. 115 Children of the Revolutionby Peter Robinson 3.7.19

96. Tear “The princess, wiping away a tear, wrote a letter.” P. 41 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

97. There “Banks wondered how long he had been there.” P. 6 by Children of the RevolutionPeter Robinson 3.7.19

98. Thrill – “the idea that war thrills men…” p. 244 Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich 3.12.19

99. Tomorrow “I’ll come and fetch him away tomorrow.” P. 23 Dead Man's Ransom by Ellis Peters 3.4.19

100. Us “How it is with us?” p. 67 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

101. Voodoo “It’s still voodoo to me but I understand it works.” P. 49 Abattoir Blues by Peter Robinson 3.27.19

102. Waiting “He stood alone, a small valise at his side, waiting patiently.” P. 4Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

103. Weep “Instead he began to weep.” P. 58
[ book:Ireland|1022125] by William Trevor 3.17.19

104. While “He had the driver wait while he bought a bottle of Turkish vodka.” P. 13 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

105. Who'll - “It’ll be you who’ll say a Mass for her?” p. 57Ireland by William Trevor 3.17.19

106. Wichita – “Just Frank, Wichita, KS” p. 101 You're a Horrible Person, But I Like You: The Believer Book of Advice by Eric Spitznagel 10.4.19

107. Without “They came to the table as “Argentines without means”” p. 88 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

108. Women “…particular ability, found in Parisian women, to make table talk out of thin air.” P. 5 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

109. Won't “You won’t stay.” P.11 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

110. Worry “It’s England and Germany we worry about these days.” P. 35 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

111. Your “Do you find your present hosts congenial?” p. 6 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

Welcome to the challenge Karen, Ed and Denise!

thank you for making this challenge jingles!

Denise wrote: "thank you for making this challenge jingles!"

You are welcome, Denise! We've only one more to go for this series, and then, I'll need to find another subject to focus on :)

Im in. 3/3/19 to 5/31/19 This is fun😊

Cyclops Cussler.....last 75 pages finished 3/3/19
**Tomorrow p. 410 Impossible to unload those ships before the celebration tomorrow.
**Won't p. 411 "There won't be anything left to bury."
**on p. 411 . . . . . .harbor, but I wouldn't bet on getting the tanker under way in time.
**Us p. 412 After we make open water, what happens to us?
**Back p. 412 Clark began to pace back and forth as he spoke.
**Please p. 414 "Please, sir. I'm not refusing to obey a superior."
**No p. 414 "Please, sir. I'm not refusing to obey a superior."
**Only p. 415 . . . ,assuring himself that the only occupant were the Russian and his driver.
**Door p. 415 .The colonel opened the door as if to get out of the car.
**Car p. 415 .The colonel opened the door as if to get out of the car.
**Hour p. 415 He spent the next half hour checking the ship's electronic controls. . . .
**Without p. 417 . . . . when he catches hell for leaving his duty area **without proper orders.
**House p. 418 The visitors' house outside the fenced estate was the headquarters for . . . .
**Not p. 418 You do not have to prove yourself to me.
**have p. 418 You do not have to prove yourself to me.
**Silence p. 419 For a moment, the silence in the room was so total that Hagen became . . . . . .
**clock p. 419 . . . .conscious of the ticking of an elaborate grandfather clock standing against the far wall.
**Never p. 421 He had never seen Velikov in a state of nervousness before.
**stop p.432 Stop immediately or we will open fire.
movement p.432 Your movement is unauthorized.
**roll p. 436 . . . and the ship started to roll slightly as it plowed into the swells marching in from the sea.
**God p. 436 God, he was tired.
**could p. 438 The chase that nobody could win was on.
**your p.440 I"ve studied your documents.
**living p. 441 . . . and where no one will rescue or pity a crippled beggar living in filth.
**paint p. 443 , , , ,a chemical company blew, followed by blasts at a paint company and fertilizer plant.
**Green p. 444 . . . .stared in awe as the green and white mountain roared after them.
**there p. 444 They sat there waiting, no panic, just staring and waiting for the frail little launch. . .
**waiting p. 444 They sat there waiting, no panic, just staring and waiting for the frail little launch. . . . .
**roof p. 444 . . . watched them sail through the crashing spray like roof shingles in a tornado.
**dream p. 444 As if in a dream, he could look down through the strangely clear and demonic water, . . . .
**crazy p. 444 . . . . seeing cars tumbling om crazy gyrations as if thrown by a giant hand.
**shake p. 445 The dreadfully wounded city began to shake off the shock and stagger to its feet.
**gently p. 447 Hagen knelt and gently turned her over.
**alive p. 451 "Fidel and Raul Castro are alive."
**people p. 452 We can begin the airlift as soon as the people and supplies arrive at the airfields, and . . . .
**prison p. 454 . . . transported under heavy guard to a secret prison compound deep in the mountains. . . . .
**red p. 454 . . . .the flames tinted their faces red through the windshield . . . .
**sun p. 456The early-morning sun rose over the ravaged city.
**lust p. 458 . . . and most have died because of their lust to own her.
**fought p. 465 . . . a triumph for two friends who fought the odds together and stole . . . .
sounds p. 469 He could hear the sounds of the rescue boats racing back and forth.

Treasure of Khan Cussler
**noise p. 3 When the noise closed to within a few feet, he slouched back into the shadows, . . . .
**while p. 5 While the arrival of the two fleets should have been better coordinated, . . . . .
**eight p. 10 . . . Temur climbed above deck to find eight of his men clinging to the rail, seasick from the turbulence.
**bird p. 18 " It's a bird," someone cried.
**row p. 20 "row again, men, at a steady pace."
**family p. 32, , , but after several hours gave up and proceeded out of the capital city to his home village and family.
**women.p. 46 On the right margin was a sequence of smaller images, depicting a harem of women, . . . . .
**earth p. 48 After riddling the earth where the box was recovered, . . . . . .
**fast p. 56 . . . .the Mitsubishi was nearly twice as fast as the Fokker and easily closed the gap.
**rattle p. 57 The rattle of machine-gun fire echoed through the fuselage as a side gunner tracked the . . . . .
**purple p. 65 . . . . glanced up from the laptop computer and briefly admired the purple mountains at the edge . . . .
**own p. 78 . . . . Pitt said, smiling that Sarghov had neglected their own plight.
**hard p/ 83 . . . while an ever-present cigar protruded from a hard face that hadn't seen a razor in days.
**high p. 82 Above the rack and mounted high on the fuselage was a pair of radial piston engines,. . . . .
**shout p. 109 They'll give us a shout if they detect a subsequent quake the second they see it.
**sides p. 164 with Gunn and Sarghov at their sides, followed the powerful force through the dock gate..
**save p. 226 He looked at Theresa and painfully gasped the words, " save yourself."
**mine p. 237 . . . recently announced commencement of mining operation at a small copper mine near Kharkhorum.
**stuff p. 277 "This ain't the stuff of roughnecks." Pitt said,, eyeing the equipment
**both p. 294 . . . . . the body both men now saw was stretched out on a bench beneath the altar.
**problems p. 432 . . . .and others in the NUMA building who relied upon her artificial intelligence for solving complex problems

Black Wind cussler ( library download)
**May p. 350/2138 May be hard to prove, as the I-25 was later lost.
**boxer p. 643/2138 Dirk felt like a boxer in the ring, ducking and weaving. . .

✅Full Disclosure safire
**Desolation p. 141 The feeling I have, it's like a desolation. . 4/12/19

✅Ghost Moon robard
**Lonesome p. 167 It was her favorite fantasy when she was scared or lonesome. 4/15/19

✅kindle Steal Away hall 3/8/19
**papa loc 209 . . . . . . the eldest, works in the ministry office in Philadelphia, right next to papa.
** lobster loc. 447 Later, when they were seated in a café in Belfast eating lobster chowder, Teri. . . . .
**onions loc. 833 The root crops were the best; potatoes, carrots, parsnips and onions.
**loved loc. 1276 …. . . . so Teri finally asked, "Do you think she loved Carl?"
**affair loc. 3830 It was not an alleged affair. It was a real affair.
**surrender loc. 4222 . . . .the packed church filed out to quiet organ strains of "I Surrender All."

✅ The King James Murders hall 3/10/19
**September loc. 688 . . . it wouldn't be until late September, early October.
**Worry loc. 1182 Don't you worry about a thing.
**Religion p. 1299 That boy getting so off track like that in that strange religion.

✅ Dying to Read mc courtney 3/11/19
**Queen p. 15 That cat may have been a stray at one time but she thinks she's queen of the universe now.
**Corvette p. 269 A red Corvette decorated the wall of the building but an actual work-in-progress was . . .

✅ Dolled Up to Die mccourtney 3/12/19
**send p. 8. They'llsend the police and an ambulance.
**moment p. 11 Cate took a moment to locate Randolph Road on the map, . . . . . .
**tear p. 19 . . . but a tear dribbled down her cheek.
**law p. 48 the article was short as if the law enforcement people had been close-mouthed with information.
**bring p. 29 . . . but they weren't crisis enough to bring the instant reaction that murder would.
**voodoo p. 51 A spell? Like voodoo or witchcraft?
**apart p. 88 I-I feel as if the wedding is falling apart.
**losing p. 92 Mr. K's restaurant has been losing money like a tide going out.
**changes P. 96 We're wondering if that will mean any changes or complications with the scheduled weddings.
**goes p. 96 I don't pay much attention to what goes on out in the vineyard.
**man's p. 135 Cate hadn't thought about the man's size, . . . but this was a good point.
**angel p. 208 A scent of freshly baked cookies fluttered angel wings over the mundane room . . .
**guitar p. 236 . . . but the cell phone in the pocket of Kim's baggy jacket played an incongruously upbeat guitar
**fooled p. 287 Though you sure had me fooled before tonight.

✅Deadly Reunion bowers 3/14/19
**Clown loc.669 . . . the kind who's a clown at parties, .


✅ Katheryn's Secret hall 3/15/19
**Heaven's loc.248 What inheaven's name was that in aid of?

✅ Burning Justice smrek
**Sedated loc. 1195 He's sedated, but I'll let him know you were here when he wakes up.
**Fade loc 1278 As French Lick began to fade in the rearview mirror, she frowned.
**Day's loc. 2662 Their matching Sunday aprons gave no evidence of a day's work.

✅ Bed and Breakfast and Murder larsen 3/31/19
**Peggy p. 11. Today, my neighbor Peggy Monroe, wore a red bow in her hair,. . .
**Thrill P. 279 i probably shouldn't have felt a thrill of excitement at the prospect. . .

✅Deadly Advice isleib 4/8/19
**Who'llLoc 3171 And who'll take care of him until she's able

✅ Dead Air shlian 4/17/19
**Rehab p. 329 Bud was doing well in rehab.

✅ Rest In Pizza cavender pizza 5/15/19
**rave p.167 thhanks for listening to me rant and rave.

The Enclavehancock
**compares p. 164 yet nothing compares to the advances we made in genetics.

WORDS:


7. Bohemian
26. Fallin'
31. Foxey
43. Knockin'
45. Lineman
77. Rhapsody
90. Stayin'
95. Tambourine
103. Weeps
106. Wichita



✅1. Affair
✅2. Alive
✅4. Apart
✅5. Back
✅6. Bird
✅8. Both
✅9. Boxer
✅10. Bring
✅11. Car
✅12. Changes
✅13. Clock
✅15. Compares
✅14. Clown
✅16. Corvette
✅17. Could
✅18. Crazy
✅19. Day's
✅20. Desolation
✅21. Door
✅22. Dream
✅23. Earth
✅24. Eight
✅25. Fade
✅27. Family
✅28. Fast
✅29. Fooled
✅30. Fought
✅32. Gently
✅33. God
✅34. Goes
✅35. Green
✅36. Guitar
✅37. Hard
✅38. Have
✅39. Heaven's
✅40. High
✅41. Hour
✅42. House
✅44. Law
✅46. Living
✅47. Lobster
✅48. Lo nesome
✅49. Losing
✅50. Loved
✅51. Lust
✅52. Man's
✅53. May
✅54. Mine
✅55. Moment
✅56. Never
✅57. Noise
✅58. Not
✅59. On
✅60. Onions
✅61. Only
✅62. Own
✅63. Paint
✅64. Papa
✅65. Peggy
✅66. People
✅67. Please
✅68. Prison
✅69. Problems
✅70. Purple
✅71. Queen
✅72. Rattle
✅73. Rave
✅74. Red
✅75. Rehab
✅76. Religion
✅78. Roll
✅79. Roof
✅80. Row
✅81. Save
✅82. Sedated
✅83. Send
✅84. September
✅85. Shake
✅86. Shout
✅87. Sides
✅88. Silence
✅89. Sounds
✅91. Stop
✅92. Stuff
✅93. Sun
✅94. Surrender
✅96. Tear
✅97. There
✅98. Thrill
✅99. Tomorrow
✅100. Us
✅101. Voodoo
✅102. Waiting
✅104. While
✅105. Who'll
✅107. Without
✅108. Women
✅109. Won't
✅110. Worry
✅111. Your

Welcome, Chris!

Yes - the words do need to match exactly. If we run into a problem, and have to substitute, you'll see a note posted about it here, and it would be updated in the challenge post as well.

jingles wrote: "Welcome, Chris!

Yes - the words do need to match exactly. If we run into a problem, and have to substitute, you'll see a note posted about it here, and it would be updated in the challenge post as..."

Okay, great. Thanks

Woo-hoo! I got - livin', knockin', and stayin' - in one book.

Small pleasures ... lol

Karen Kay wrote: "Woo-hoo! I got - livin', knockin', and stayin' - in one book.

Small pleasures ... lol"

Strangely, mine all have g at the end:) Good for you!

Yep. That is what I was finding too. Slang words can be very hard to find.

I found rhapsody!! now I only have tambourine left to find. I gave myself to the end of May so it could happen. lol

COMPLETE 4/27/19

I found tambourine, Love these challenges!!
March 1 - May 31, 2019

1. Affair .. love affair with inertia .. I Know This Much Is True pg 814

2. Alive .. I see my grandmother alive .. I Know This Much Is True pg 452

3. Angel .. Like one of those angels he and I used to make in new snow.. I Know This Much Is True pg 34

4. Apart .. you and your brother are hard to tell apart .. I Know This Much Is True pg 240

5. Back .. I answered Vincenzo's shocking offense with the back of my hand .. I Know This Much Is True pg 551

6. Bird .. I fly the Song Bird over the boilin river .. I Know This Much Is True pg 715

7. Bohemian .. a place where Bohemian types, like actors .. Falconi's Tractor loc 1815

8. Both .. because we were both in the buiding industry.. I Know This Much Is True pg 110

9. Boxer .. grow up to be a boxer .. I Know This Much Is True pg 641

10. Bring .. bring him a cold drink .. I Know This Much Is True pg 28

11. Car .. I pulled the car into the breakdown lane .. I Know This Much Is True pg 34

12. Changes .. there were no great changes .. The Cross

13. Clock .. a chiming grandfather clock .. I Know This Much Is True pg 129

14. Clown .. Clarabel the Clown was chasing someone .. I Know This Much Is True pg 10

15. Compares .. Sidney compares the two and sniffs them both .. The Road to Grantchester loc 2395

16. Corvette .. buying him a Corvette .. I Know This Much Is True pg 181

17. Could .. he could get things under control .. I Know This Much Is True pg 258

18. Crazy. .. I told him about the crazy woman from the Old Country. I Know This Much Is True pg 831

19. Day's .. That day's Daily Record-was folded in quarters .. I Know This Much Is True pg 174

20. Desolation .. and with a smell of desolation.. The Cross loc 18716

21. Door .. He opens the bathroom door. .. I Know This Much Is True pg 164

22. Dream .. In the dream, I was standing on the ice.. I Know This Much Is True pg 646

23. Earth .. He brought the Ganges from heaven to earth .. I Know This Much Is True pg 396

24. Eight .. The answering machine had . . . six, seven, eight blinks .. I Know This Much Is True pg 95

25. Fade .. one of those quiet, fade-into-the-
woodwork types .. I Know This Much Is True pg 400

26. Fallin' .. Miss 'Lizabeth fallin' in love wit you .. The Broken Harmonica loc 778

27. Family .. the front of the family duplex .. I Know This Much Is True pg 173

28. Fast .. The river was moving fast .. I Know This Much Is True pg 815

29. Fooled .. let her know who she had fooled
with .. I Know This Much Is True pg 791

30. Fought .. I only fought in two wars .. I Know This Much Is True pg 251

31. Foxey ..
.. better be foxy, Cap! .. The Lone Star Ranger pg 120
.. you're foxy smart .. The Bone Collector pg 257

32. Gently .. stroking her forehead gently .. The Cross loc 12963

33. God .. prayed to God the sacrifice he was about to commit would be deemed.. I Know This Much Is True pg 1

34. Goes .. He goes to the library and
cuts his ... I Know This Much Is True pg 280

35. Green .. Cheeseburgers and fries and green milkshakes .. I Know This Much Is True pg 407

36. Guitar .. the lights were low, and smooth jazz guitar .. Finding Katarina M. loc 1129

37. Hard .. Die Hard 2" I corrected her. "Bruce Willis .. I Know This Much Is True pg 608

38. Have .. the hardest part of what I have to say .. I Know This Much Is True pg 520

39. Heaven's .. Oh, for heaven's- here, take another tissue ..
Double Dexter/Jeff Lindsay

40. High .. High into the house's second-story front wall .. I Know This Much Is True pg 593

41. Hour .. Spent hour after hour staring up at the void .. I Know This Much Is True pg 66

42. House .. Ma emerged from the burning house .. I Know This Much Is True pg 11

43. Knockin' .. we came knockin' on his door .. The Broken Harmonica loc 7520

44. Law .. That's not the law of the jungle .. I Know This Much Is True pg 192

45. Lineman .. pegged him as a good lineman .. Falconi's Tractor loc 2024

46. Living .. the living arrangement you and Ralph got going .. I Know This Much Is True pg 363

47. Lobster .. a Landlubber's Lobster commercial .. I Know This Much Is True pg 183

48. Lonesome .. You can work all by your lonesome .. I Know This Much Is True pg 556

49. Losing .. It's a losing proposition .. I Know This Much Is True pg 143

50. Loved .. I loved the smell of that stuff .. I Know This Much Is True pg 175

51. Lust .. To have unspent lust for a murderous wife was a terrible thing .. I Know This Much Is True pg 718

52. Man's .. The Old Man's office suite is something else .. I Know This Much Is True pg 187

53. May .. "I may never find one of the young men .. I Know This Much Is True pg 285

54. Mine .. She turned her face away from mine and hurried out of the room .. I Know This Much Is True pg 718

55. Moment .. But at that moment in my cousin Lena's kitchen .. I Know This Much Is True pg 618

56. Never .. Never cheated on Dessa, either. Never. .. I Know This Much Is True pg 432

57. Noise .. The noise and smoke brought Ma, screaming, inside .. I Know This Much Is True pg 10

58. Not .. you're not going to 'talk her into' anything. I Know This Much Is True pg 426

59. On .. wouldn't have to get on with real life .. I Know This Much Is True pg 38

60. Onions .. Eugene orders liver and onions .. I Know This Much Is True pg 167

61. Only .. If only I had not thrown the cement. If only .. I Know This Much Is True pg 732

62. Own .. It was time for each of us to become our own person .. I Know This Much Is True pg 133

63. Paint .. The dump, paint thinner ... I Know This Much Is True pg 430

64. Papa .. Papa thought it might inspire them to do likewise .. I Know This Much Is True pg 24

65. Peggy .. Peggy Carter's boarding house .. The Road to Grantchester loc 2548

66. People .. He'd always felt inferior to other people .. I Know This Much Is True pg 872

67. Please .. if you don't have the virus — would you please,
please, please consider taking Tyffanie? .. I Know This Much Is True pg 868

68. Prison .. send him to prison for what he did .. I Know This Much Is True pg 154

69. Problems .. They were having problems." "Marital
problems .. I Know This Much Is True pg 275

70. Purple .. There were raw, purple gashes on his gums and tongue .. I Know This Much Is True pg 408

71. Queen .. when we got to the Dairy Queen .. I Know This Much Is True pg 135

72. Rattle .. the constant rattle of the chipper had everyone riled .. I Know This Much Is True pg 325

73. Rave .. you'd simply rave! .. Doctor Zhivago loc 3168

74. Red .. It's got a red tub with gold fixtures .. I Know This Much Is True pg 187

75. Rehab .. While Leo was in drug rehab .. I Know This Much Is True pg 189

76. Religion .. You guys getting religion around here or something? .. I Know This Much Is True pg 191

77. Rhapsody .. all thoughts of poetic rhapsody left him .. Dexter Is Dead pg 269

78. Roll .. I slipped my brother a roll of Necco wafers .. I Know This Much Is True pg 474

79. Roof .. and the roof was completed .. I Know This Much Is True pg 594

80. Row .. conned his way out of gym class for two years in a row .. I Know This Much Is True pg 184

81. Save .. Because you need to destroy her to save the world .. I Know This Much Is True pg 508

82. Sedated .. They had me sedated and were readying me for transport .. I Know This Much Is True pg 483

83. Send .. I used to beg him on the phone to send me stuff .. I Know This Much Is True pg 520

84. September .. sailed from Catania on the morning of 11 September 1901 .. I Know This Much Is True pg 538

85. Shake .. trying to call and shake the old strega back to life .. I Know This Much Is True pg 672

86. Shout .. and shout to God above, and to the sea on which we would travel .. I Know This Much Is True pg 538

87. Sides .. had been buried on opposite sides of the
cemetery .. I Know This Much Is True pg 346

88. Silence .. The code of silence runs through my veins .. I Know This Much Is True pg 729

89. Sounds .. It sounds boring to me; it sounds like church .. I Know This Much Is True pg 160

90. Stayin' .. we ain't gonna be stayin' long .. The Broken Harmonica loc 5358

91. Stop .. but Ma wouldn't stop talking .. I Know This Much Is True pg 21

92. Stuff .. His chin pointed down at the stuff I was carrying .. I Know This Much Is True pg 73

93. Sun .. The midafternoon sun came through the open blinds .. I Know This Much Is True pg 175

94. Surrender .. either surrender and be executed or attempt the suicide leap to the opposite .. I Know This Much Is True pg 198

95. Tambourine .. the tambourine stopped and a man approached .. The Twelve Tribes of Hattie pg 51

96. Tear .. never weep a single tear ,.. The Cross loc 15860

97. There .. When we were mowing out there .. I Know This Much Is True pg 253

98. Thrill .. Give you a cheap thrill, does it? .. I Know This Much Is True pg 79

99. Tomorrow .. you should call tomorrow and make an appointment .. I Know This Much Is True pg 77

100. Us .. Avery took us around in back to where Leo's car had been towed .. I Know This Much Is True pg 387

101. Voodoo .. already know about all this chemical voodoo .. I Know This Much Is True pg 229

102. Waiting .. We got other fish to fry out there in that waiting room .. I Know This Much Is True pg 386

103. Weeps .. person who weeps at another's passing .. The Cross loc 9640

104. While .. I'd tiptoed into the room while Ray was sleeping .. I Know This Much Is True pg 347

105. Who'll .. I'll turn them over to someone who'll know what to do .. Finding Katarina M. loc 2637

106. Wichita .. Witchita Falls, Texas, Winter 1870 .. News of the World pg 1

107. Without .. got our typewriter fixed without my
bugging him .. I Know This Much Is True pg 251

108. Women .. women who like it versus women who are doing you a big favor .. I Know This Much Is True pg 103

109. Won't .. but that stupid bus won't come .. I Know This Much Is True pg 90

110. Worry .. I told him to worry about the meat and let me worry about the price .. I Know This Much Is True pg 741

111. Your .. When your brother expresses pride in your intellect .. I Know This Much Is True pg 234

3/3/19 5☆ 3/8/19 4☆ 3/5/19 4☆
3/15/19 4☆ 3/18/19 2☆ 3/21/19 4☆
3/25/19 2☆ 3/27/19 4☆
4/12/19 4☆ 4/13/19 3☆ 4/27/19 4☆

Very well done, Karen!!

jingles wrote: "Very well done, Karen!!"

Thanks, I think this is the first one where I found ALL of the words.

Karen Kay wrote: "jingles wrote: "Very well done, Karen!!"

Thanks, I think this is the first one where I found ALL of the words."

GREAT Karen!

oh shoot I thought we had to have Foxey and I had foxy several times - nevermind I will never find them lol

jingles - now that we are near the end of the month can we use
falling, knocking and staying for fallin', knockin' and stayin' - I know you let us do that once but it was in a different site. Thanks in advance for whatever you answer!

Yes, Denise, I'll take those.

COMPLETE

SONG TITLE WORD SEARCH #4
DATE: March 1 - May 31, 2019


WORDS:

1. Affair – “The world winked at the…twilight love affair.” P. 6BBlood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

2. Alive “As we seem to be alive, today anyhow.” P. 13 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

3. Angel – “Their émigré printer was an angel sent from heaven.” P. 68 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

4. Apart – “…the way the couple were standing apart.” P. 86 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

5. Back –“Cadfael turned his back on supper in the refectory…” p. 3 Dead Man's Ransom by Ellis Peters 3.4.19

6. Bird – “It must be the birds, don’t you think?” p. 35 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

7. Bohemian – “…bohemian adventure thick in the air.” P. 60 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

8. Both – “…he knew both sisters’ names but wasn’t sure which was which.” P. 12 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

9. Boxer “The bachelor headmaster, a boxer in his time – “ p. 215 Irelandby William Trevor 3.17.19

10. Bring “You mean in which case why did I bring you all the way out here?” p. 5Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

11. Car – “A singing drunk, a car, whining as it worked its way up a hill…” p. 202 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

12. Changes – “One piece of new information comes in and it changes the whole picture.” P. 83 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

13. Clock – “…a face that would stop a clock.” P. 200 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

14. Clown “…white wisps of hair sticking up like a clown’s wig.” P. 294 Murder Duet by Batya Gur 3.10.19

15. Compares “…when Jazz compares the blood sample with that from the crash site.” P. 144 Abattoir Blues by Peter Robinson 3.27.19

16. Corvette – “…and various corvettes and minesweeper, all of them guarding…the last usable port in Crete.” P. 99Dark Voyageby Alan Furst 4.25.19

17. Could – “Still, what could any of them say?” p. 5 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

18. Crazy – “…Brown Shirts in Germany in 1934 who were so crazy.” P. 89 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

19. Day's “She had come two days before Yom Kippur, toward the end of her day’s work.” P. 58 Murder Duetby Batya Gur 3.10.19

20. Desolation – “…echoed for a long time in the desolation around them.” P. 115 The Day is Dark by Yrsa Sigurdardottir 5.12.19

21. Door – “…footbridge not so far from his front door.” P. 7 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

22. Dream – “Lost in a crowded room, in a storm, a dream, a shop.” P. 161 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

23. Earth “…little bags of dirt around their necks, supposedly the sacred earth on which their leader fell.” P. 89 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

24. Eight –“Eight thirty seven to be precise.” P. 2 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

25. Fade “Come April or thereabouts, she seemed to fade into the background.” P. 220 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

26. Fallin' “The sound went on and on rising and falling.” P. 208 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

27. Family – “…an old friend of my family.” P. 61Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

28. Fast – “Not so fast now.” P. 28 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

29. Fooled – “The Germans fooled them.” P. 75 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

30. Fought “…spray burst over the bow as she fought the sea.” P. 3 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

31. Foxey “Don’t worry so much Foxy” p. 182 Big Sky by Kate Atkinson 8.29.19

32. Gently “You see him well cared for,” said Hugh gently.” P. 88 Dead Man's Ransom by Ellis Peters 3.4.19

33. God “God only knew if they might be up to it.” P. 8 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

34. Goes – “Our politics, you know how that goes.” P. 195 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

35. Green “On a shelf in the wardroom was a green steel radio.” P. 5 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

36. Guitar – “There was a jazz band playing in the bar, guitar and violin…” p. 126 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

37. Hard “I doubt I shall be hard put to it though,” he admitted. P. 24 Dead Man's Ransom by Ellis Peters 3.4.19

38. Have “…could easily have afforded the Pera Palace…” p. 8 Blood of Victoryy by Alan Furst 3.5.19

39. Heaven's “Ah, for Heaven’s sake man!” p. 216 Ireland by William Trevor 3.17.19

40. High “Griffith ranks high among his officers.” P. 34 Dead Man's Ransomby Ellis Peters 3.4.19

41. Hour “Three thirty in the afternoon, the violet hour. P. 7 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

42. House “The house he’d bought for Tamara was in Besitkas, a summer resort just north of the city.” P. 10 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

43, Knockin' “He must have been knocking on a bit by then.” P. 49 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

44. Law – “assistants who would “burn out” before an important person could be reached by the law.” P. 104 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

45. Lineman – “Then in a quarry and finally as a lineman for the electric co.” p. 46 Driving Mr. Albert: A Trip Across America with Einstein's Brain by Michael Paterniti

46. Living “What did he do for a living?” p. 7 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

47. Lobster “slamming a platter of turbot with lobster sauce down in front of me.” P. 299 The Deeds of the Disturber by Elizabeth Peters 3.13.19

48. Lonesome “I’d by lonesome, sir.” P. 172Ireland by William Trevor 3.17.19

49. Losing – “Gav’s been losing weight terribly.” P. 53 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

50. Loved – “Banks leaned there thinking how much he loved the place.” P. 16 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

51. Lust – “thoughts of idle lust on a summer afternoon.” P. 50 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

52. Man's – “How could I possibly accept being some man’s servant?” p. 46 Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich 3.12.19

53. May – “you may be sure this oversight will be corrected in the 1941 list.” P. 70 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

54. Mine “This shire is mine to keep.” P. 8 Dead Man's Ransom by Ellis Peters 3.4.19

55. Moment “For a long moment, nobody at the dinner table spoke.” P. 6 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19
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56. Never “In Odessa one never hears such things.” P. 6 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

57. Noise “Banks thought he could hear crown noise and the overexcited voices of football commentators…” p. 36 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

58. Not “”its not unheard of.” P. 36 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

59. On “…she came and sat on the edge of a chair…” p. 36 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

60. Onions “A sidewalk vendor, tending skewers of lamb and onions…” p.37 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

61. Only “The cabin had only a kerosene lantern.” P.4 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

62. Own “…our private lives are our own affair.” P. 7 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

63. Paint – “…created work for preparers of parchment, paint makers, goldsmiths…” p. 11 Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich 3.12.19

64. Papa “Papa Heininger had regretted that decision for twenty three years.” P. 156 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

65. Peggy “The day before his wedding to his secretary, Peggy…” p. 110 Double Cross: The True Story of the D-Day Spies by Ben Macintyre 4.9.19

66. People “Russia had taken her, the way it took people.” P. 9 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

67. Please “Please God let nothing embarrassing happen.” P. 28 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

68. Prison “Like prison, he said.” P. 79 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

69. Problems – “The problems they faced were surprisingly, - disturbingly – the same.” P. 3 Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make Historyby Laurel Thatcher Ulrich 3.12.19

70. Purple “…bosomy décolletage on a purple dress.” P. 108 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

71. Queen “Prom queen of the Marxist society.” P. 220 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.5.19

72. Rattle – “On the radio endless suite and variations for guitar, accompanied, now and then by the rattle of a newspaper…” p. 182 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

73. Rave “…if enough people raved over marks that didn’t exist…” p. 197 Ireland by William Trevor 3.17.19

74. Red “…found a blood red streak in the eastern sky…” p. 3 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

75. Rehab “two rounds of mandatory rehab.” P. 21 Connections in Death by J.D.Robb 4.21.19

76. Religion “Hospitality to strangers is a religion to them.” P. 18 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

77. Rhapsody “Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody” p. 28 Chapter 3 Elsie and Mairi Go to War: Two Extraordinary Women on the Western Front by Diane Atkinson 9.14.19

78. Roll- “…seemed quite addicted to rock and roll in general…” p. 27 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

79. Roof “…she showed him where the roof tiles had cracked… p. 12 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

80. Row – “He peered down Serebin’s row looking for – a seat?” p.41 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

81. Save – “Germany wants to save the world from Bolshevism.” P. 53 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

82. Sedated – “…she opened her eyes wide and he saw how enlarged her pupils were, that she was heavily sedated.” P. 364 Murder Duet by Batya Gur 3.10.19

83. Send “Britain has offered to send troops to Greece.” P. 150 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

84. September “When Carol had abdicated in Septembrer, he’d had a train filled with gold and paintings…” p. 108 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

85. Shake “Nobody made a move to smile or shake hands.” P. 66 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

86. Shout –“…and he heard him call out, almost in a shout…” p. 87 Murder Duet by Batya Gur 3.10.19

87. Sides “Pale brown hair – cut close on the sides, wispy on top, blue eyes.” P. 60 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

88. Silence “ a few hand grenades, a machine gun, then silence.” P. 4 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

89. Sounds – “It sounds vaguely familiar.” P. 40 Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson 3.7.19

90. Stayin'“Never staying in one place for any length of time. “ p. 15 Children of the Revolutionby Peter Robinson 3.7.19

91. Stop “Even so, he couldn’t stop looking at her.” P. 4 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

92. Stuff “We don’t actually touch the filthy stuff.” P. 71 Blood of Victoryby Alan Furst 3.5.19

93. Sun “…as though the sun were dying instead of setting.” P. 10 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

94. Surrender – “…carrying a 1918 Armistice Day banner reading, WE MADE THEM SURRENDER.” P. 20 Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich 3.12.19

95. Tambourine “…but someone always had a guitar, and a tambourine, maybe even a flute…” p. 115 Children of the Revolutionby Peter Robinson 3.7.19

96. Tear “The princess, wiping away a tear, wrote a letter.” P. 41 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

97. There “Banks wondered how long he had been there.” P. 6 by Children of the RevolutionPeter Robinson 3.7.19

98. Thrill – “the idea that war thrills men…” p. 244 Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich 3.12.19

99. Tomorrow “I’ll come and fetch him away tomorrow.” P. 23 Dead Man's Ransom by Ellis Peters 3.4.19

100. Us “How it is with us?” p. 67 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

101. Voodoo “It’s still voodoo to me but I understand it works.” P. 49 Abattoir Blues by Peter Robinson 3.27.19

102. Waiting “He stood alone, a small valise at his side, waiting patiently.” P. 4Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

103. Weep “Instead he began to weep.” P. 58
[ book:Ireland|1022125] by William Trevor 3.17.19

104. While “He had the driver wait while he bought a bottle of Turkish vodka.” P. 13 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

105. Who'll - “It’ll be you who’ll say a Mass for her?” p. 57Ireland by William Trevor 3.17.19

Wichita – “Just Frank, Wichita, KS” p. 101 You're a Horrible Person, But I Like You: The Believer Book of Advice by Eric Spitznagel 10.4.19

107. Without “They came to the table as “Argentines without means”” p. 88 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

108. Women “…particular ability, found in Parisian women, to make table talk out of thin air.” P. 5 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

109. Won't “You won’t stay.” P.11 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

110. Worry “It’s England and Germany we worry about these days.” P. 35 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

111. Your “Do you find your present hosts congenial?” p. 6 Blood of Victory by Alan Furst 3.5.19

Well done, Denise!

woe is me...time's up and I still had ten words left.


7. Bohemian
26. Fallin'
31. Foxey
43. Knockin'
45. Lineman
77. Rhapsody
90. Stayin'
95. Tambourine
103. Weeps
106. Wichita

You did awesome, Chris!

😊 thanks

Moved to Make More Room

Welcome to the challenge, Suzanne!

Song Title Word Search #4
June 8, 2019-June 8, 2010

1. Affair For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19 Loc. 600 "Were you mad that Mrs. Shulzer went back to her husband after her affair with you?"
2. Alive For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc 3002 "How much longer would he keep me alive?"
3. Angel For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 1643 "Or angel."
4. Apart For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 218 "Her body had been found in the torn apart master bedroom of the residence being remodeled."
5. Back For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 88 "I'll be back in a few minutes," I told my two helpers who were present."
6. Bird Game of Bones Carolyn Haines 6/11/19, Ch. 9 loc. 1201 "A little bird told me."
7. Bohemian A Patchwork of Clues Sally Goldenbaum 6/15/19, Ch. 2 loc. 183 "She missed visiting UC Santa Cruz and the Bohemian vibe she loved so much when she was a student there."
8. Both For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 34 "The kitchen was connected at its front to both my bakeries."
9. Boxer Death of a Wedding Cake Baker Lee Hollis 6/18/19, Ch. 29 loc. 2116 "Hayley spotted AJ, in nothing but a pair of boxer shorts, scratching the top of his head and yawning as he padded into the kitchen."
10. Bring For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 107 "It was time to remove my first batch of dog treats of the day from the oven and bring out the cookies I'd baked for icing."
11. Car For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, "...whom Harbin had brought into my vet clinic a couple of months ago with injuries from a car accident."
12. Changes Game of Bones Carolyn Haines 6/11/19, Ch. 3 loc. 465 "...made me think of the many changes the Delta had witnessed."
13. Clock For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 95 "Checking the clock on the wall, I saw we still had half an hour before opening time..."
14. Clown Killer Dress Nancy McGovern 6/17/19, Ch. 3 loc. 361 "Darwin the clown?"
15. Compares 52 Steps To Murder Steve Demaree 7/17/19, Ch. 15 pg. 106 "Let's check out her pantry and see how it compares to the one in this house."
16. Corvette Seeing Red Dana Dratch 6/13/19, Ch. 12, loc. 834 "Yeah, but your Corvette doesn't have a backseat, and JB needs to be in the backseat."
17. Could Jane Darrowfield, Professional Busybody Barbara Ross 6/9/19 Ch. 14, p. 137 "Could hers have been the figure Jane had seen the night Bill Finnerty died?"
18. Crazy For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 1740 "Why?" he asked, looking at me as if I'd gone crazy."
19. Day's For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 401 "But for now, it was time to stay busy selling the day's baked goods then get ready for Dinah's birthday party that night."
20. Desolation
21. Door For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 145 "I put my beloved Biscuit on her leash and we headed out the door."
22. Dream Game of Bones Carolyn Haines 6/11/19, Ch. 1 loc. 31 "I awoke this morning after a troubling dream."
23. Earth For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 2686 "Of the three of them, she'd always struck me as the kindest and most down to earth..."
24. Eight For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 1537 "She arrived at eight-thirty, entering the Barkery from the kitchen door..."
25. Fade Cherry Pies & Deadly Lies Darci Hannah 6/12/19, Ch. 17, loc. 1311 "When the flowers fade away, that's when the real magic begins."
26. Fallin'
27. Family For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. "Does he have any family around here" asked Mr. Harbin, a tall guy with thin shoulders.
28. Fast For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 909 "My shift seemed to go fast, and soon it was time to leave."
29. Fooled Cherry Pies & Deadly Lies Darci Hannah 6/12/19, Ch. 42, loc. 3922 "It wasn't fancy at all, an no one in the room was fooled."
30. Fought Game of Bones Carolyn Haines 6/11/19, Ch. 4 loc. 499 "And thus the war was lost before the first battle was even fought."
31. Foxey
32. Gently For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 653 "I gently prodded him with my elbow."
33. God Game of Bones Carolyn Haines 6/11/19, Ch. 5 loc. 730 "Thank God Tinkie has some sense."
34. Goes For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 2985 "It goes back a long way."
35. Green For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 1351 "The light on it turned green and I heard a click."
36. Guitar Cherry Scones & Broken Bones Darci Hannah 6/16/19, loc. 1521 "...has brought his guitar. He's a knot artist."
37. Hard For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 504 "I thought long and hard about returning here."
38. Have For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 52 "Have you been doing any research lately?"
39. Heaven's Game of Bones Carolyn Haines 6/11/19, Ch. 5 loc. 697 "She was a college student, for heaven's sake."
40. High For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19. loc. 51 "My curiosity had snapped into high gear, though."
41. Hour For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 144 "They were fine with my leaving for an hour or so."
42. House For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 730 "I locked the house behind us as we entered the garage..."
43. Knockin' Buried in a Book Lucy Arlington 9/10/19 Ch. 16, p. 296 (Kindle version used for searches, borrowed from OD, read PB) "So you and the good-lookin' man in blue are finally knockin' boots?"
44. Law For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 1224 "...something about signing a law increasing some local property tax or whatever, that they claimed nearly..."
45. Lineman Strangled Eggs and Ham Maddie Day 6/27/19, Ch. 19 loc. 1183 "Who knew when the power would be back, especially with the county's best lineman out of town."
46. Living For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 2021 "As a result, we decided to eat in the living room, where there was a television mounted on the wall."
47. Lobster Strictly Murder Lynda Wilcox 6/14/19, Ch. 9 loc. 1757 "I helped my father with hi lobster pots."
48. Lonesome A Patchwork of Clues Sally Goldenbaum 6/15/19, Ch. 19 loc. 2177 "There the bottle had stood by its lonesome, just outside the pitch-black wine store, sitting on the step saying..."
49. Losing For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 2450 "But I don't like that I'm losing sleep over this horrible situation."
50. Loved For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 499 "Reed knew that my main assistant loved to write and to do research involving her writing."
51. Lust Death of a Wedding Cake Baker Lee Hollis 6/18/19, Ch. 19 loc. 1442 "I've settled on one," Sabrina said with lust in her eyes.
52. Man's For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 1139 "Someone had even killed the poor man's wife when she was mayor of this town."
53. May For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 69 "How can I resist--especially since I may even be able to interview him?"
54. Mine For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 278 "She wore a blue uniform shirt like mine."
55. Moment For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 645 "She seemed to stare at her plates for a long moment before glancing in my direction."

Song Title Word Search #4
56-111

56. Never For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 634 "Well, I wasn't going to ask him, so I'd most likely never know."
57. Noise For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 1686 "I heard noise from behind us as the crowd seemed to talk louder."
58. Not Jane Darrowfield, Professional Busybody Barbara Ross 6/9/19, Ch. 3, pg. 32 "You're right," Jane said. "I'm not."
59. On For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 3121 "Suddenly Reed got down on one knee on the concrete pavement, still holding my hand."
60. Onions Seeing Red Dana Dratch 6/13/19, Ch. 8, loc. 630 "Minus a few doggie no-nos, like chocolate and onions, Lucy ate pretty much what we did."
61. Only Jane Darrowfield, Professional Busybody Barbara Ross 6/9/19, Ch. 9, pg. 77 "Did everybody know why Jane was there, or only the employees?"
62. Own For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 91 "Barkery and Biscuits was my favorite of the two shops, my own creation as were most of the recipes for the..."
63. Paint Jane Darrowfield, Professional Busybody Barbara Ross 6/9/19, Ch. 4 pg. 42 "He was the only one who had any paint on his canvas."
64. Papa Seeing Red Dana Dratch 6/13/19, Ch. 25, loc. 1584 "And Papa Ian hadn't even had nine months to prepare."
65. Peggy Died in the Wool Melinda Mullet 6/21/19, Ch. 6, pg. 80 "Name's Peggy, by the way," she said through a mouthful of egg salad.
66. People For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 39 "They were among our favorite products for people, and I wanted to make sure we had plenty to start the day."
67. Please For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 810 "Please continue."
68. Prison For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 228 "He'd already been found and sent to prison."
69. Problems For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 177 "Would his release and possible return to this area cause any problems here?"
70. Purple For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 883 "...wearing her usual purple athletic shoes beneath her light slacks and Barkery and Biscuits t-shirt."
71. Queen Game of Bones Carolyn Haines 6/11/19, Ch. 1 loc. 52 "Tinkie, aside from being my best friend, is the Queen Bee of all the Delta Society ladies."
72. Rattle Game of Bones Carolyn Haines 6/11/19, Ch. 1 loc. 159 "A wind rippled through the kitchen and the rattle shook."
73. Rave All-Butter ShortDead H.Y. Hanna 6/14/19, Ch. 11, loc. 1126 "Have you come from a rave party or something?"
74. Red For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 39 "I've got cookies baking for icing, but I'd love for you to start on the red velvet cupcakes."
75. Rehab Seeing Red Dana Dratch 6/13/19, Ch. 27, loc. 1700 "Part of the deal with this thing,' he said, slapping his knee, 'is you have to do your rehab and move around plenty in between sessions, too."
76. Religion Jane Darrowfield, Professional Busybody Barbara Ross 6/9/19, Ch. 6, p. 57 "Products of the civil rights generation, they would have bristled at the idea of shunning someone who was of a different race or religion."
77. Rhapsody
78. Roll For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 1748 "...Silas Perring and his buddy Wilbur the Wise butted in front of us, microphone and camera clearly ready to roll."
79. Roof Cherry Pies & Deadly Lies Darci Hannah 6/12/19, Ch. 20 loc. 1621 "He was my soulmate...although we could never live under the same roof."
80. Row For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 1682 "We ended up sitting about half way back and near the end of our row."
81. Save For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 2239 "If anyone could save him, Reed could."
82. Sedated Game of Bones Carolyn Haines 6/11/19, Ch. 21 loc. 2606 "It was a flesh wound and Coleman was sedated."
83. Send For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 1164 "...or send the cops after her."
84. September Death of a Wedding Cake Baker Lee Hollis 6/18/19, Ch. 22 loc. 1667 "It was to be held in the fall at the end of September before the temperature dropped too much..."
85. Shake For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 561 "Got it," he said with a small shake of his head that indicated he didn't get it at all.
86. Shout For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 512 "Leave me alone!" Henry's shout, aimed at Silas, interrupted my thoughts."
87. Sides For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 589 "Henry's hands were fisted at his sides, but he didn't take a swing at Holpurn."
88. Silence For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 1737 "But the silence on that topic didn't seem to make a difference to the police..."
89. Sounds For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 826 "Sounds good," I said."
90. Stayin'
91. Stop For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 32 "Now, I tossed her a big smile corresponding to hers but didn't stop kneading the dough..."
92. Stuff For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 763 "She researched bad stuff, sure."
93. Sun For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 3045 "...apparently somewhere around the resort, showing how the lake was sparkling as the morning sun..."
94. Surrender Strictly Murder Lynda Wilcox 6/14/19, Ch. 8 loc. 1398 "For awhile I daydreamed, imagining what it would be like to surrender to him..."
95. Tambourine
96. Tear Game of Bones Carolyn Haines 6/11/19, Ch. 7 loc. 914 "She brushed away a tear."
97. There Jane Darrowfield, Professional Busybody Barbara Ross 6/9/19, Ch. 11, pg. 107 "I lived there too."
98. Thrill Game of Bones Carolyn Haines 6/11/19, Ch 7 loc. 853 "There was no sign of any of the thrill rides as Tinkie and I turned down the private road that led through apple and peach orchards to the..."
99. Tomorrow For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 1407 "I'll be at the stores early tomorrow," Dinah promised as we walked outside into the parking lot."
100. Us For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 77 "In fact, I'd invited Janelle to join us that evening."
101. Voodoo Game of Bones Carolyn Haines 6/11/19, Ch. 6 loc. 757 "She was a descendant of the great voodoo woman, Marie Laveau."
102. Waiting For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 279 "The rest of the waiting room was crowded, people in all the seats with dogs or cats..."
103. Weeps
104. While For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 118 "In a short while, it was that time."
105. Who'll For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 941 "Or does he have family who'll take the dogs in?"
106. Wichita
107. Without For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 51 "That's part of the reason," she responded without explaining further."
108. Women For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 180 "...all attention around the table seemed focused on me, the Joes and Harbin, four other men and a couple of women."
109. Won't For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 708 "I won't watch for long."
110. Worry For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 383 "There's nothing for you to worry about, Carrie."
111. Your For a Good Paws Linda O. Johnston 6/9/19, loc. 30 "Hope you don't mind working on your celebration day."

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All Challenges All The Time
Song Title Word Search #4
Duration: 6/1/2019 - 5/30/2020

Progress: 111 out of 111

This is a mixed duration challenge, but you must have a start and an end date.

We are now up to our 4th challenge in this series, and we'll focus on words taken from song titles of #100 to #200. These titles of course come from Rolling Stone Magazine's Top 500 Songs of All Time.

Below you will find 111 words taken from the song titles of #100 to #200. The challenge is to find as many of the words as you can in the time frame you have chosen to work the challenge. Words must be exact, unless otherwise noted. Please check the original list regularly, as changes for approved variations will be added.

Please Note: There may be a few duplicate words between this challenge and the last Song Title Word Search challenge. I will try to keep these to a minimum.

Words can only be found in the text of the book - no covers, titles or authors.

For each word you find, provide a link to the book title, page or location number, the sentence containing the word, and the date you finished reading your book.

There is no restriction on the number of books you use or the number of words per book.

WORDS:


An Easy Death by Charlaine Harris - ***** - 6/5/2019 - 336 Pages
2. Alive: "I wanted every clue I could gather about what had happened around me before I made it known I was alive." Page 15
4. Apart: "I took apart Jackhammer first." Page 60
5. Back: “You heading out soon? I saw them farmers at Martin’s place, when I was coming back from the store.” Page 2
6. Bird: "A vireo was in a bush nearby, and it was full of bird conversation." Page 57
8. Both: "They’d both lost a child, and Jacob’s wife had been raped in front of him, and they needed to do something besides think of those things." Page 28
10. Bring: "If I couldn’t bring our enemies down with that much firepower, our enemies had an army." Page 5
11. Car: "There weren’t truck or car tracks anywhere close." Page 19
13. Clock: "I’d slept almost around the clock." Page 294
17. Could: "I could see part of my head at a time." Page 2
18. Crazy: "Once they start biting, they go crazy.” Page 27
21. Door: "The door on the passenger’s side was open." Page 15
22. Dream: "It sounded like a fancy dream." Page 10
23. Earth: “Earth, Air, Water, Fire, Healing, Death,” she said. Page 109
24. Eight: “Eight months ago. He your kin?” Page 63
27. Family: "We’d get the farmers up to their waiting family, then we’d come right home." Page 3
28. Fast: "The kids wouldn’t move fast." Page 19
30. Fought: "I saw her again with the hole in her back, sprawled on the dirt, and I fought back a wave of badness; misery, anger, guilt." Page 45
32. Gently: "Gently enough, she removed the old bandage and looked." Page 94
33. God: "When Chrissie had finished, and the little mirror told me it was cut evenly all over—God knows how—I paid her." Page 3
35. Green: "I looked at him directly. His eyes were green." Page 62
36. Guitar: "Inside it was dark and there was music on the record player, some Mexican guitar group wailing about dead cowboys in Spanish." Page 82
37. Hard: "In Dixie, kids who didn’t look like their black mothers were in for a very hard time." Page 10
38. Have: "But I didn’t have to be at Martin’s until late that afternoon, so I was doing whatever I pleased." Page 1
40. High: "She sang as she worked, in her sweet, high voice, and she told me about her youngest one’s adventures with a frog in the creek." Page 1
41. Hour: "After an hour he had to go slower." Page 12
42. House: "Or she would be cleaning her little house, or washing her clothes." Page 1
44. Law: "Ruth helped by finding her sister-in-law a change of clothes, urging her to go wash in the stream." Page 23
46. Living: "After I saw the truck, saw the damage, did not see any living person, I threw up again." Page 15
50. Loved: "I had always felt lucky she loved me." Page 49
51. Lust: "But generally, the ones bitten by the lust for car parts were men." Page 90
52. Man's: "Their friends had stripped those bodies of anything helpful, but I did find a gold coin they’d missed, tucked in one man’s boot." Page 18
53. May: “May we come in?” the woman asked. Page 60
54. Mine: "The girl’s legs dangled down around mine and banged me." Page 37
55. Moment: “Tarken know you’re doing this?” she said after a moment. Page 3
56. Never: "I never saw Galilee bored or idle." Page 1
57. Noise: "So even if the engine noise didn’t announce we were coming, the headlights did." Page 12
59. On: "The door on the passenger’s side was open." Page 15
60. Onions: "He’d brought a couple of pork chops—not from Big Balls, unfortunately—and I cooked them with some onions and peppers and made some biscuits and peeled an orange and topped some strawberries." Page 91
62. Own: "She began to work on the right side, following her own whim." Page 2-3
63. Paint: "It was leaning to one side and the paint was peeling." Page 171
66. People: "People need protection." Page 4
67. Please: “Please call me Eli.” Page 61
69. Problems: "My problems would be solved." Page 245
71. Queen: "I put a coin on the table in front of her by way of thanks, and she nodded like a queen accepting a bow." Page 88
74. Red: “You better wear you a hat so your head won’t get all red and tender,” Chrissie said. Page 1
76. Religion: "We didn’t have the same religion or the same language, even." Page 246
78. Roll: "The Celebrity Tourer had a square cut in the roof, a big one, and there was some kind of a top to roll open and closed as the weather demanded, and a hard square to insert over that." Page 90
79. Roof: "We hadn’t been together long, not even sharing a roof yet." Page 16
80. Row: "I’d gone on trips before, sure, but had seldom spent more than two nights in a row away from Segundo Mexia." Page 92
81. Save: "I’d wanted to save a bullet." Page 21
83. Send: "Here was my reasoning: It was expensive to send two grigoris traveling outside the HRE, to search for a man they didn’t know was alive or dead." Page 72
85. Shake: "I didn’t want anything to shake our chances of getting a place to spend the night." Page 184
87. Sides: "Martin had already arranged their bags against the sides, with two gaps left for me and Galilee just where we wanted them." Page 8
88. Silence: “All right,” he said after a bit of silence. Page 28
89. Sounds: "I hadn’t drawn the curtains or pulled down the shade before I’d fallen onto the bed, and I could hear the sounds of the town below my window." Page 45
91. Stop: "I retrieved the canteens they’d taken from our gear, and I got the kids to fill them all at a nearby stream, which was probably why the bandits had decided to stop at this spot to let their desires out." Page 23
92. Stuff: "Galilee talked about other stuff." Page 7
93. Sun: “You want it so short I think the sun might get your scalp.” Page 1
96. Tear: "This revealed a tear in the flesh, bleeding freely." Page 36
99. Tomorrow: "Maybe tomorrow, too.” Page 37
101. Voodoo: "Chauncey could have been dancing with a voodoo queen, for all they knew, or he could have had a snake wrapped around his neck by an enemy." Page 160
102. Waiting: "We’d get the farmers up to their waiting family, then we’d come right home." Page 3
104. While: "His neighbor’s kids would come in to feed them while Martin was gone, in exchange for eggs." Page 6
107. Without: "She was trying to look at my shorn head without making a federal case of it." Page 11
108. Women: "Later that afternoon I caught up with the bandits because they couldn’t wait to rape the women." Page 20
109. Won't: “You better wear you a hat so your head won’t get all red and tender,” Chrissie said. Page 1
110. Worry: "Our prime worry was bandits, who wanted anything they could get: guns, goods, the human cargo." Page 9
111. Your: "You want it so short I think the sun might get your scalp.” Page 1


The Unexpected Millionaire by Susan Mallery - **** - 6/7/2019 - 185 Pages
12. Changes: "Hello, all big changes." Loc 1467
25. Fade: "Finally it began to fade and he raised his head to look at her." Loc 514
29. Fooled: "He might have the rest of the world fooled into thinking he was a big, tough soldier, but she happened to know that inside he was warm and caring." Loc 1544
34. Goes: She shrugged. “It’s kind of the way my life goes.” Loc 254
49. Losing: "But it was a losing cause." Loc 110
58. Not: "She wasn’t—not really." Loc 110
98. Thrill: "While she could appreciate the thrill of watching his powerful body move through the room, she couldn’t help thinking this was another place she’d been rejected." Loc 845


A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas - **** - 6/7/2019 - 419 Pages
19. Day's: "The only thing to celebrate was a day's break fromt he long summer days of planting and tilling."
61. Only: "The only thing to celebrate was a day's break fromt he long summer days of planting and tilling."
70. Purple: "Tamlin said, and I looked over my shoulder to see him jerk his chin to the purple blanket they'd laid out of few feet away."
86. Shout: "I whirled, a shout forming on my lips to alert her to whatever stood behind me, raising my fists, however futile it would be."
97. There: "Here there were no telltale trees stripped of bark to mark the deer's passing"
100. Us: "...whatever fog of memory had crept over him, he was smiling mildly at his beloved Elain, the only one of us who bothered ... "


Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng - ***** - 6/15/2019 - 338 Pages
1. Affair: "True, the country was now titillated by the president's tawdry indiscretions, but scandalous as it was, the whole affair felt faintly comic." Page 151
3. Angel: "Stacie herself was dressed as an angel, in a silvery spaghetti-strapped minidress, glittery wings and fishnests, and a halo on a headband." Page 59
47. Lobster: "She saw matinees of Song of the South and Anna and the King of Siam at the cinema at Shaker Square and on special occasions—such as her birthday—her father took her to Stouffer's Restaurant for a lobster luncheon." Page 158
73. Rave: "Once they'd snuck into a rave in a disused warehouse down in the Flats and danced until three, glow necklaces ringing their wrists and their throats." Page 61
105. Who'll: "But they'll be dragged into it, and they're the ones who'll be affected by it ..." Page 135


Circe by Madeline Miller - ***** - 6/25/2019 - 393 Pages
68. Prison: "I cannot wait to be freed from my terrible prison."


Nuts by Alice Clayton - ***** - 6/28/2019 - 308 Pages
9. Boxer: "I seemed to go left whenever they did, right when they did, and as a result was bobbing and weaving like a boxer." Page 295
39. Heaven's: “For heaven’s sake, can I call you back?” Page 4
84. September: “September. Hopefully by Labor Day.” Page 48

When You Dare by Lori Foster - *** - 7/7/2019 - 448 Pages
72. Rattle: "Trying not to rattle the bags and juggling the food with his other purchases, Dare closed the door and locked it." Page 30
94. Surrender: "Holding up his hands in surrender, Armie said, 'It’s true.'" Page 494


Stillhouse Lake by Rachel Caine - ***** - 7/8/2019 - 286 Pages
82. Sedated: “‘I Wanna Be Sedated,’” Lanny immediately shoots back. Page 37
106. Wichita: "Gwen Proctor is the fourth identity I’ve had since leaving Wichita." Page 17


Changing the Game by Jaci Burton - **** - 7/10/2019 - 299 Pages
45. Lineman: "She arched a brow. 'Blane McReynolds. Offensive lineman out of Indiana.'" Page 85


The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky - ***** - 7/11/2019 - 213 Pages
15. Compares: "The story behind the bookwas that she saw a movie that talked about one poem that compares this woman's hands to flowers and rain." Page 132


Lady Isabella's Scandalous Marriage by Jennifer Ashley - **** - 7/18/2019 - 316 Pages
7. Bohemian: "Mac's voice wenthard. “All there is, Isabella. Everything else—the joker, the wild bohemian, even the debauched rake—is what I've pasted on to keep the world from overrunning me." Page 307
64. Papa: "I wanted to see you, to explain myself, but Papa wouldn't hear of it."


Christmas at the Cupcake Café by Jenny Colgan - ***** - 7/29/2019 - 351 Pages
14. Clown: "Instead she looked like a clown." Loc 1998
75. Rehab: “I just assumed she was in rehab.” Loc 1386


Year One by Nora Roberts - ***** - 8/6/2019 - 419 Pages
20. Desolation: "In its place lay destruction, desolation, and deserted streets scattered with wrecked and abandoned cars." Page 61


The Many Sins of Lord Cameron by Jennifer Ashley - **** - 8/7/2019 - 320 Pages
26. Fallin': "“What the devil does that have to do with anything?” The world had dropped from under Cameron's feet, and he was falling, falling. Page
43. Knockin': "She turned from Cameron, wide skirts nearly knocking over a delicate little table with a gilt clock on top."


Night Pleasures by Sherrilyn Kenyon - ***** - 8/9/2019 - 309 Pages
90. Stayin': "Being married to Julian has definitely been an education in staying calm." Page 70


We All Looked Up by Tommy Wallach - *** - 9/11/2019 - 370 Pages
95. Tambourine: "... to music, and only allowed to play tambourine and shaker during gatherings."
77. Rhapsody: "A few bars of Freddie Mercury's “Bohemian Rhapsody” played in her head."


Lothaire by Kresley Cole - ***** - 9/17/2019 - 468 Pages
103. Weeps: "My Bride doesn't want me, and when I pleasure my mistress, the female weeps in anguish."


Joyland by Stephen King - ***** - 9/23/2019 - 283 Pages
31. Foxey: "Tell me the truth, Dev—is mommy foxy?”


The Gaslight Dogs by Karin Lowachee - *** - 10/15/2019 - 368 Pages
48. Lonesome: "And I've always loved Westerns like Lonesome Dove."


My First Five Husbands... And the Ones Who Got Away by Rue McClanahan - *** - 10/27/2019 - 352 Pages
65. Peggy: "Tuesday, October 1, opening day of the 1958 World Series, my aunt Peggy stopped by Ardmore on a car trip with her two little daughters."


Whiskey Sour by J.A. Konrath - ***** - 5/3/2020 - 292 Pages
16. Corvette: "He opened it to a page where two surgically enhanced women in spandex straddled a Corvette."

Reserved

Your new link is all set, Suzanne. You are doing great!!

I have a feeling I'm never going to find stayin', knockin' and fallin' lol. I have my doubts about rhapsody and foxey as well, unless of course I find someone quoting those songs haha!

Those are hard to find.

Update to 37 and 38: I'm just getting tired of looking at them I guess LOL, so I'm going to call this finished. I lacked 8 words, but honestly I've read books where people say havin', keepin' etc. but nowhere have I ever found the words I needed LOL. I still have my bookmarks, so if one of the elusive words hits me in the face while reading sometime, I can always add it. Not giving up, just paring down. ;)

Well done, Tari! You did an awesome job of it!!

jingles wrote: "Well done, Tari! You did an awesome job of it!!" Thanks, jingles!

Don't need another challenge but here I go

SONG TITLE WORD SEARCH #4
10/31/19-9/30/20
Books 0
Words 0

WORDS:
1. Affair
2. Alive
3. Angel
4. Apart
5. Back
6. Bird
7. Bohemian
8. Both
9. Boxer
10. Bring
11. Car
12. Changes
13. Clock
14. Clown
15. Compares
16. Corvette
17. Could
18. Crazy
19. Day's
20. Desolation
21. Door
22. Dream
23. Earth
24. Eight
25. Fade
26. Fallin'
27. Family
28. Fast
29. Fooled
30. Fought
31. Foxey
32. Gently
33. God
34. Goes
35. Green
36. Guitar
37. Hard
38. Have
39. Heaven's
40. High
41. Hour
42. House
43. Knockin'
44. Law
45. Lineman
46. Living
47. Lobster
48. Lonesome
49. Losing
50. Loved
51. Lust
52. Man's
53. May
54. Mine
55. Moment
56. Never
57. Noise
58. Not
59. On
60. Onions
61. Only
62. Own
63. Paint
64. Papa
65. Peggy
66. People
67. Please
68. Prison
69. Problems
70. Purple
71. Queen
72. Rattle
73. Rave
74. Red
75. Rehab
76. Religion
77. Rhapsody
78. Roll
79. Roof
80. Row
81. Save
82. Sedated
83. Send
84. September
85. Shake
86. Shout
87. Sides
88. Silence
89. Sounds
90. Stayin'
91. Stop
92. Stuff
93. Sun
94. Surrender
95. Tambourine
96. Tear
97. There
98. Thrill
99. Tomorrow
100. Us
101. Voodoo
102. Waiting
103. Weeps
104. While
105. Who'll
106. Wichita
107. Without
108. Women
109. Won't
110. Worry
111. Your