pickThis is my third book by this author and she has become one of my favorites!
This story was very unique and I really was not expecting the plot twist in the middle of it. It is a story about heartbreak, healing and finding your way again.
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My top pick for April is The Trail of Lost Hearts by Tracey Garvis Graves. This author does such an outstanding job with her characters and plot. Hope you get a chance to read this book.
pickThis is my second Graves book, and I must say that I‘m enjoying her writing. Wren Waters, at 34 and living in Dayton, OH, receives back-to-back life-changing blows that she didn‘t see coming and falls into a mind-numbing depression. When her best friend succeeds in getting her out for a hike, she discovers geocaching and re-enters the world. On a trail of a week-long geocaching trip in Oregon, she meets Marshall Hendricks, a psychologist on a 🔻
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#WithTherapist
One of the main characters in this book is a therapist. March 26th is the publication date. Review to come soon.
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Today I am reading two books:
📖 The Trail of Lost Hearts by Tracey Garvis Graves
📖 Darius by J.R. Ward
What are you reading? @bthegood @DebinHawaii @Texreader @Gissy @RamsFan1963
pickI was pleasantly surprised by the depth on this book. I enjoyed it.
pickA body is found in a field. A man is missing. Then the police are taken on a macabre scavenger hunt by a killer. This is a slow burn of a psychological mystery. I guessed the who but not the why before the reveal. I enjoyed this, though be warned that it definitely gets dark in places.
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so-soI liked this. There are a few themes going on here, beauty being the main one, both Terra‘s face and her art, but also the (emotional/verbal) abuse she and her mother (and brothers, until they left home) face from her father. Cartography is big in the book, and there is a trip to China. This was more than your usual lighthearted YA romance book; it felt a bit weightier. Cont in comments...
pickI wasn‘t expecting much depth from this one, but I was pleasantly surprised. It touches on issues of verbal abuse, body image, adoption, and more. Not a perfect book, but an engaging one.
“Twenty-Four hours into the trip, I‘d pretty much determined that traveling was all about waiting.”
“Flawed, we‘re truly interesting, truly memorable, and yes, truly beautiful.”
