
This was a bleak story set just after WWII. Lots of talk of loss, also a bit of Scottish mythology. I would recommend this for an October read.
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This was a bleak story set just after WWII. Lots of talk of loss, also a bit of Scottish mythology. I would recommend this for an October read.
@PuddleJumper #blackcatcrew #hauntedshelf

This is a truly beautiful work about being something to others even when you feel like you are nothing. Wonderfully melancholy, the setting perfectly supports the story. In any other circumstance, the disappearance (reapparance?!) of Hugo would have felt like lazy writing, but Seckel weaves something unfinished so beautifully into this soft, mournful tale of simple getting through the dark patches that it feels intentional.

Starting a book set in Scotland on the way to Irish Festival feels both so right and so wrong 😂

Picked this one up interested in the Scottish folklore aspect. I‘m not really one for thrillers so I think that‘s where this book kind of fell for me… Leigh returns home after her father has died only to come back during October when the Sluagh rule the island that she is from. After the war they have become more violent, leaving the inhabitants wondering if they can continue living on the island they call their home.

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I've been so ridiculously burned out that I haven't been reading much, but this book was staring me in the face from where I was sitting to work, so hey, why not? I'm giving it a shot. So far, so good.
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