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#54
I feel this had nothing to do with a lonely girl..there was alot of repeating on the same thing...not my favorite Josephine Cox book

TJR is another automatic read, so are audiobooks read by Julia Whalen. This was amazing. I love when TJR picks a subject, dives headfirst into research, and then weaves a fantastic story that‘s both educational and fictional gold. This is hands-down, my favorite TJR book, possibly my favorite book of the year. Book #54 in 2025

#54
I bought the third book to this Trilogy, not knowing this..so I'm listening to the first two, before reading the third.
Very good so far

Kelly Armstrong never disappoints. I caught the twist just slightly before the protagonist, but only because we knew stuff she didn't know. #54-2024

Fantasy at its best,sans dragons or faeries or smut! I love historical fiction, this 16th century epic is set during the Spanish Inquisition with magic,greed,love worth fighting for,church corruption at its finest,and full of nonstop action.I couldn‘t put this down;I started it via the Audible version through Libby and had to run to my local indie bookstore and pick up the hardback so I could see the words I was hearing and feeling.Book#54 in 2024

I read this immediately following Britney's on purpose, and it's clear from more than just their appearance that they're sisters. Not sure I gained any valuable insight or information from either book, but I suppose there is a bit of perspective to be had from their experiences. #54-2023

#54
I enjoyed listening to this one

Another good Barbara O‘Neal book. Rich details into the lifelong relationship between two women with so much history. I listen to this on audible and while I enjoyed the narrators, the age of Phoebe‘s voice didn‘t line up at all and sounded too young. Book #54 in 2023

#54 in the 'In Death' Series! Still love reading this series. It's like visiting old friends to see what's been happening in their lives🙂

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23 #54. This is a great summer read. Kinda made me wanna move to the beach.