
“And then the doorbell rings.”
Stupid doorbell! 😆 Just when things are getting 🌶️
Also, feel that Tiffy would appreciate the shark-print skirt I‘m wearing. Love reading about her different quirky outfits!
“And then the doorbell rings.”
Stupid doorbell! 😆 Just when things are getting 🌶️
Also, feel that Tiffy would appreciate the shark-print skirt I‘m wearing. Love reading about her different quirky outfits!
Tomorrow is the last day to post your selfie and tell us the best thing that happened to you in the past 5 years! Mine would be getting married to my soul mate!! 💍
#LitsyLove celebrates 5 years!!!
“I follow Tiffy and Johnny as they weave their way between sunbathers and deck chairs on their way to the shoreline. Stop for a moment to kick off my shoes, the pebbles cool beneath my feet. Sun blazes low across the water and wet shingle shines silver. Tiffy‘s hair burns red. Johnny White is wrestling off his shirt as he goes.
And now . . . ahh. Tiffy is, too.”
The written format of this one is not appealing ;)...who emails so much when there was Whatsapp and other messaging apps, all very much in use in 2018...but the crime is quite cleverly constructed with no shortage of red herrings. I was initially irritated with all the correspondence and way too many characters, but my ever-piquing interest for the truth actually made me finish 400+ pages in a day! Some really interesting surprises towards the end
Thanks to @KarenUK for putting this on my #readersradar last night. (And for the #pop23 prompt! 😁) Set in the 1970s, a doctor‘s wife discovers her husband‘s affair and starts writing to the other woman‘s husband, and we also see letters between the doctor and his paramour.
It‘s only a short story / novella but still packs a punch and there‘s room for a bit of a twist too.
#aam #authoramonth
#pop23 #setinthedecadeyouwereborn
After reading The Twyford Code, I decided to reread The Appeal. Structure-wise, I think I like The Appeal better. However, I liked how everything was brought together in the end with TheTwyford Code. Regardless, I'll keep reading Hallett's work.
February 3 #LoveAthonReadingPromts Forced Proximity This is a good book that does just that. After all, sharing a place to live can be difficult.. @StayCurious @Clwojick