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Murderbot. Filled with fun.
#6 takes us back to novellas. In this one It is going to solve a murder. I still struggle a bit with secondary characters, but love the fast clipping pace and the rye sarcasm. It's just a good quick fun time.
pickI‘ve blown through the first 4 books of the Sparrow Falls series from Catherine Cowles. Romantic suspense, they are a little repetitive but the characters are compelling, the pacing keeps me reading, and the family dynamic is heartfelt and hilarious. I‘m reading #5 and will then have to wait until fall for #6. Broken Harbor was my #BookspinBingo pick. @TheAromaofBooks
Allowing extra time for finding the right terminal, getting through security, and finding the right gate in an airport you‘ve never been in results in much down time!
So I made another #BookEmojis game! Let‘s see if all can get guessed before I land for my layover!
pick#JohnMaddenMystery #6 A closed room,post WWII mystery.Retired DCI.Angus Sinclair,who is feeling his age, is prominently featured.Due to varying circumstances, several people,including Sinclair,are snowed in an English country villa for days when a blizzard hits the countryside.The villa is a residence of the risk taking,high spirited, wheelchair bound,ex-world renowned skier,Julia.1 person goes missing,then another.When Madden braves the snow ⬇️
pickThis is a bit like the third Star Wars movie (#6 in the new canon): slightly disappointing for the diehard fan in me; it feeling a tad formulaic. There is however enough to motivate me to continue to have the stories wash over me- #4 is in the cue.
Here is my list for the #ReadYourEbooks lottery, randomishly pulled from the craptonne of unread books I've acquired for Kindle and/or Kobo.
Thanks for hosting @CBee !
pickI was wondering whether to carry on with this series, because one of the main character‘s behaviour was so appalling that it was grating on me. But this, the fifth in the series, turned it to a bit of a whodunnit and now I want to carry on and read the rest of the series!
Book 39/60, Page 12,918 #Read2025 @DieAReader
Rutshire Chronicles #6 #SeriesLove2025 @TheSpineView @Andrew65
pick3 Stars • In Let Her Be (Hush #6) by Lisa Unger, Will, a troubled aspiring novelist, investigates his ex-girlfriend Anisa‘s seemingly perfect life after a toxic breakup and his suicide attempt. Obsessed with her social media, he suspects something sinister behind her idyllic posts. With friend Emily, Will uncovers clues, but his unreliable perspective blurs truth and deception in this 56-page psychological thriller.
#LetHerBe #LisaUnger #Bookish
#HaikuADay Day #6
Ugh, Tuesday…
Tuesday, by all rights
should be better than Monday
Please send some tacos! 🌮🌮🌮🐲🌮🌮
#HaikuHive
@dabbe @TheBookHippie @TheSpineView @Kristy_K
@JenlovesJT47 @lil1inblue @bellabella @julieclair @BooksandCoffee4Me
My choice for the May #ThematicCozies theme of #Flowers/Plants is #6 in the Darling Dahlias series, by Susan Wittig Albert. I have read several others in this series and enjoyed them.
What will everyone else be reading? 🌸💐🌺🌷🌻🥀🌼🌹🍀🌿🍃🌴🌲📚📚📚
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