so-soTwo women traumatized by violent loss meet up in a trauma group, then decide maybe they can help each other. This was an enjoyable enough thriller to listen to, but most of the twists seemed very obvious and the big one at the end was unconvincing.
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@TheSpineView (thanks for the tag! 😍)
1. I wish it were a library. I have books EVERYWHERE. No idea how many, perhaps a few hundred. I'm in the process of getting new bookshelves and reorganizing, but it's taking forever because I'm lazy. 🤷♀️
2. HEARTSTONE by C.J. Sansom: my favorite historical-detective-fictional author. 🤩
pickThis has not been the typical murder mystery a la Poirot or Marple like I expected. I liked having two narrators with two points of view - the one of Eustace Pedler definitely being the funnier one. And it was nice seeing Anne taking her life in her hands. And of course I didn‘t see the plot twist coming. 🤣
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1. Yes, I think less than 500 now. Maybe less than 400. I purged a lot before I moved, but didn‘t have time to recount. As soon as my library gets here, I plan to update my library spreadsheet & reorganize. .
2. Tagged!
An entertaining thrill ride from the start, this was an enjoyable read. Sun Trap follows a Hollywood movie crew to the Abu Dhabi desert, where the filmmaking gets deadly. This is one of the books with constant action. I was invested in the story although I did not feel connected to the characters at all. Especially after the half way mark there was twist after twist after twist. Also, is this not one of the most gorgeous covers you've ever seen?
I sort of pictured Nina as someone similiar to Shelley Conn as Indira Shetty from Gen V.
pick3/5⭐️ I was able to call the big twist! I thought it was good but not up to the hype.
#Audiobooking for #WiaN2025 Category NorthSouthEastWest #Thriller #Montana
