pickThis #KindleUnlimited book includes the audio as well & I was surprised that it opens up just before Christmas. Alex escapes her hellish marriage in Albuquerque & finds solace in a small town, working with a marine biologist who studies orcas. I really enjoyed the orca facts & anecdotes included which somewhat lighten up this story that includes a lot of tragedy amongst most of the main characters. I‘d read more from Hall! #AudioColoring
pickThis is one of those rare books where I might have liked the characters more than the plot - but the plot was good! I liked the way the author wove the story, it was a great way to put a fresh spin on an overused trope and helps invest the reader in the outcome.
#QuotsyJune18 #thread
A 'thread' quote from one of my current reads--"the branches of the cedars were draped with silver threads of mist." Beautiful. ?
"The forest here was tall and thick and dark; the branches of the cedars were draped with silver threads of mist. She stood there, breathing in the scent of the rain and trees. Just breathe. That's all she had to do. Just breathe."
#GetMovin #ghost
There's a strong element of the spirit world in these three books by Elizabeth Hall. Ghostly spirits, ghosts of the past, and usually a mix of both. I'm currently reading the tagged book, I read and loved "In the Blue Hour" and "Miramont's Ghost" is in my #TBR pile.
The Music of the Deep | 
