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Though I don‘t often choose books that are characterized primarily as romance, I do find it a lot in recent novels. An unlikely romance occurs in this fun page-turning novel written by Hilderbrand and Cunningham (her daughter).

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#57
I didn't like this book...but that is my opinion

I expected more from her. She talked a lot about having a story to tell, but didn‘t actually share much of it. The book felt more like a collection of perspectives than a cohesive narrative. It‘s marketed as a memoir, but early on she claims it‘s not one because she‘s not old enough to write a memoir—so it‘s unclear what this book is really meant to be. Book #57 in 2025 (I messed up my sketch 🤦🏼‍♀️)

I decided to continue this series as I'm re- reading the whole thing with #InDeathLongReadathon with @StayCurious. This one is #57, which only tells you how popular they are as she keeps on writing them. This one deals with police suicide which is a big problem in the police force. Found 2 bingo spots #ISpyBingoJanFeb @TheAromaofBooks #SeriesLove25 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView #Read2025 @DieAReader

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Read for #Roll100 as #57 Any #BOTM Cozy fantasy has become a favorite genre of mine & this was a sweet story with a found family, which I also love. Tao is a seer who masquerades as a teller of small fortunes to stay under the radar of the Guild. A loner except for her cart & donkey, she finds herself traveling with 3 strangers who become her friends/family on a quest to help one of them. Good balm for a dark January.

My January #Roll100 picks. This year I wrote my 100 books as general “Any ARC, Any Mystery, Any Non-Fiction, Any Audiobook”etc. which I‘m excited about as I can pick each month. 📚

#96 Any Retelling: the tagged book (also for #ChloeGongReadAlong) is a reworking of Antony & Cleopatra

#57 Any BOTM -The Teller of Small Fortunes- been trying to read this one for a few months now.

#62 Any Library Book: The Night Guest (it‘s short & looks good)

#57
This turned out to be a surprised ending, didn't have a clue

Snagged this in my recent re-obsession with The Beatles. It's a great way to remind myself that the world could actually be a good place. If we could only imagine it. #57-2024

Yes! What a good mystery and very entertaining. I love a good psychological thriller, especially when there‘s an unreliable character! Fast paced, easy to read, and hard to put down. Book #57 in 2024

Chapter by chapter reread continues as Book 3 - Voyager is completed I move on to book 4, The Drums of Autumn #57-2023