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This never, ever happens! I finished a book so quickly. It‘s a combination of having a tiny bit of extra time while my kids sleep/eat and the book being so unputdownable.

The Fortress isn‘t exactly what I thought it would be...but it is utterly captivating. I had anticipated more of the actual “fortress” (ancient home in the south of France) but got the intimate details of a crumbling marriage. I highly recommend this one ⭐️

Mama has the day off work and both boys are napping🙌🏻 mama gets some me-time🤗
Really enjoying this one so far. I wish it had more love on Litsy!
lol poor Max💙

#audiobook on #hoopla
I‘ve had this on my tbr for quite some time. Glad to finally get around to it.

#TBRtemptation post! (They're coming fast today, lol!) An interesting memoir! 27-year old writer Danielle falls deeply for a Bulgarian novelist. 8 years later, to rejuvenate their marriage, they move to a former Knights Templar stone fortress in a medieval village in southern France. They eventually part, but she learns things about wisdom & love she wouldn't have any other way. A woman's look at romantic love. #blameLitsy #blameMrBook 😎

Such pretty marketing for Trussoni's new one.

After several difficult years of marriage, Danielle Trussoni was desperate for things to change. In a dramatic play to save the relationship, she and Nikolai purchased a medieval fortress in a French village and moved their family there. The romantic setting would become a battleground where Danielle tried to protect her children and save herself from Nikolai‘s manipulations and increasing instability.

Ditching hot Southern California for chilly Provence on a Sunday morning. An iced coffee, a late breakfast, and a book--not sure I need much more than this today.

Next up on the Shelf shelf!

Our puppy loves book mail.📚😍💕