Welcome to Litsy!

The 6th book about Frieda Klein.

In this book Dr. Klein gets involved in a 13 yr old murder case. The supposed murder is doing time at a psychiatric institution. When Dr. Klein starts looking there‘s several things that doesn‘t add up.

I forgot to post my reading last weekend. This is a very enjoyable series and here frieda is repaying a favour from the last bk by visiting a young woman convicted of killing her family and being mistreated in a psychiatric unit. As she delves deeper she uncovers more misdeeds while her old enemy Dean is getting closer and closer.

I think this series just keeps getting better. I‘ll be sad when I finish it!

Whoa. These keep getting better and better

Can‘t stop reading this series

Read the most recent volume (Sunday Morning Coming Down) and loved it, so I‘m working my way backwards while waiting for the next in the Frieda Klein series. Very bad habit of mine;going backwards provide many ah ha moments. Frieda is asked to assess Hannah, who has spent years in a mental facility after killing her family. Frieda senses a dissonance and soon finds herself threatened as she investigates. Gritty, grim, but satisfying. Rains a lot!

I'm in the mood for dark material right now. The holidays are difficult for me (and many others). You'd think I'd gravitate toward lighter stuff, but, no, let's talk about crime, death, human nature, and years-old mysteries. 🤷�♀�

I love the maps of the hidden rivers of London that are featured in these books. This one is a bit more personal to me as the River Effra was the river closest to where I spent the first 20 years of my life. I lived between Tulse Hill and Christchurch Road on this map. Spent many hours in Brockwell Park. #MapsofLitsy

Started Saturday Requiem which I am reading with @Tove_Reads . This is now book 6 in the series. This is really an excellent series as each book is quite unique and different, yet forms part of an overall story.

Time to move on to Saturday! November 13 Chapters 1-11, November 14 Chapters 12-21, November 15 Chapters 22-31, November 16 Chapters 32-40. #buddyread @Andrew65

Maybe my streak of never winning a GR giveaway is finally coming to an end. It‘s been three years since my last win, so this is a pleasant surprise. 😂

@bookisglee
#AprilinBooks18

TODAY‘S PROMPT: IT‘S #STACKSATURDAY TIME

A random stack of books I pulled off of my TBR stack. :)

Have you read any of them? Or plan to read them?

1.) Laundry ugh
2) One, really good pineapple corn salsa.😂 I live in the south, none of the men cook down here, they all grill or eat cereal.
3.) More because my dad is here to occupy my niece, she does NOT let Aunt Kadie read.
4.) I read A Child Called It in a few hours because I wanted it over with �
5.) high Fantasy!
6.) 0 (on my porch)
7.) Crime Fiction
8.) I'm not a horror girl really but I love IT.

#saturdaynightspecial @Kaye

1. Cleaning anything in the bathroom
2. My husband does pretty much all the cooking. He's good at it, and enjoys it.
3. More
4. When I was a teenager, I could polish off several books in a day.
5. I am a librarian! I order books and catalog them.
6. 2
7. Not really
8. Eye of the Dragon

#saturdaynightspecial
@Kaye

��📖� #CrimeThriller #TeaTime #SundayFunday #HomeSweetHome

Another great & gritty Freida Klein crime thriller!

🤓📖��� #LunchtimeReading #CurrentRead #Series #CrimeThriller

Lunchtime reading:

Diving into the latest Frieda Kein thriller (love this series!) over a lunch of seafood fried rice. 😋

#itwasagoodday #90sinjuly
@Cinfhen @Robothugs
A good day is always made better with a good book 😀

This one lost stream pretty quickly. I took lots of unplanned cat naps while reading and had to push myself to finish. Dialogue felt stilted. Characters seemed shapeless. Story lacked depth. I haven't read any of the other books in the series and now I don't care to. A solid meh.

The view from my reading spot today! Have to get some manuscript reading done and then I get to dive back into the Frieda Klein series :)

Lunchtime reading. I was good and remembered to pack my lunch today. Almost finished with this book. 😬

Short version: I loved this one! I'm starting completely in the middle of this series but still couldn't get enough of this book or these characters. This is a series that I need to go back to the beginning on. Highly recommended!

Poolside reading while the kiddos swim ☀�☀�

Helluva start!

Starting a new book over lunch. Also, fits for today's #junetunz prompt! #Thriller 😰
@Cinfhen

Happy mail day for me! I'm thinking this is going to turn into my next print read! #bookmail

I got some #bookmail today! Woot! Woot! I'm also about 200 pages into D.O.D.O. It's a chunky monkey. Hoping for more magic, time travel, and mayhem.

Frieda Klein ermittelt erneut auf eigene Faust und das macht sie hier wieder auf ihre typisch unkonventionelle Weise. Der Fall selber ist sehr düster, die Auflösung kam mir aber etwas zu hopplahopp rüber. Das macht allerdings nichts, denn der Spaß besteht darin, Frieda zu begleiten. Und natürlich gibt es ein Wiederlesen mit Friedas buntem Haufen Freunde.

Frieda Klein's adventures never fail to disappoint. And WOW, that ending! Totally did not see that coming.

My goal is to finish this today...but then I will be waiting impatiently for the Sunday book �

Stayed up reading way too late last night...woke up this morning thinking "what the hell is that noise? It's the middle of the night." And realised its my alarm. Bad day ahead!

Last day of holidays, seizing my last chance to lose myself in my book 📖�

I love my bookish fridge magnets. Actually my whole house is bookish �💖

Not enough hours in my day lately but definitely time for a sneaky read with my tea ☕�📚

These are my #bestreadsofsept #somethingforsept
My favourite was undoubtedly In a Dark Dark Wood by Ruth Ware, exceptional storytelling�
@RealLifeReading @TheSpinecrackersBookClub

My two week break is coming to an end and I am sadly preparing to leave my world of books and re-enter the real world. Ho hum back to alarm clocks and deadlines.

Haha I can totally relate to this! 😣

11:20am breakfast - we'll just call it brunch!

I am always excited to get my hands on a Nicci French book. Saturday Requiem is no exception �🤓

Not much reading done today, but what I did read was enthralling! These Frieda Klein stories just keep getting better and better�

I am positive hubby is trying to kill me - took me on a 4km walk through the bush. I will need copious amounts of water and books, while reclining beneath the ceiling fan to recover 😨

I love this series. Just started Saturday's volume 📚☕�

Yesterday was an exciting book day for me...I found a copy of Saturday Requiem (I love this series), and my book badges arrived.

I made this last as long as I could, but eventually I tore through the pages to get to the end 😌
I LOVE how Frieda Klein comes to life in this series. Just reading about her calms me - imagine if she were a real therapist. The world built around her & her companions is one I could inhabit full-time, Dean Reeve and all.
If you haven't read this series, pick it up -you'll love it��

The dog days of summer are a perfect time to catch up on some series. Freida Klein, Tess Monaghan, Inspector Gamache, Jackson Brodie, Odd Thomas... How many can I get through in 31 days???

This is my #TBR ... Uh, shelf? Bookcase? Pile? Tell me I don't have a problem, please 😮

August's reading plan is to catch up on all my series�. Laura Lippman's Tess Monaghan; Louise Penny's Inspector Gamache; Jo Nesbo's Harry Hole; Dean Koontz's Odd Thomas; but first... Nicci French's Frieda Klein. Love love LOVE this series����
#24in48 #readathon
@24in48 @Litsy

Book mail from England - yay!!!