Saturday morning #coffeeandabook ☕️
#BookSpin
Saturday morning #coffeeandabook ☕️
#BookSpin
One young woman in the Pacific Northwest is fascinated by old photos and vintage items. This little novella gives us a glimpse into the reasons behind her obsession. Her path crosses with a coworker and former soldier, and they have a sweet connection. Brief but beautiful. The scene where everyone at a party has to tell a personal story was particularly memorable.
This 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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So far, I've only got one book on my #ReadOrDonate list for April, but I'm sure there'll be more as the month goes on!
@julieclair
#TopRead2024 #ReadingBracket2024
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.
This 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 🔻
#ItTakesAllKinds @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs
#WithTherapist
One of the main characters in this book is a therapist. March 26th is the publication date. Review to come soon.