Welcome to Litsy!

The latest in the Hamish Macbeth series is kind of a tie-in to events that happened in the previous book. Green‘s contribution to the series has made the narrative a bit more polished, which I think has made the characters and setting fresher and in some ways has revitalized the series.

I can tell I am that distracted that I forgot to take a photo of the book before returning it to the library! So, enjoy a photo of #SebastianKitty #CatsOfLitsy !

Like bubblegum for the brain. I blasted through this in a day. Twists and turns but a little cheesy

Took ages to get going and I was totally confused the first 25% but that may have just been my tired brain!
An ok thriller.

This one is definitely not the best in the series, and given the last couple I‘ve listened to were wonderful, this one…not so much. Honestly, some of the situations Agatha faces in this one seemed a little off putting, and maybe that makes me a bit prudish. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I won‘t say more without spoiling a lot of plot points.

They all cannot be winners!

“That‘s what it takes to catch your prey. Patience. We can all learn a lot from the soft-shelled turtle.”

Freida McFadden certainly has the thriller genre in her hands. The characters in this book were not very likable. Yet the book was a page turner. I give it 4/5 rating.

First read of 2024! Surprising twist ending and lots of quirky characters! The author was very fond of the word “slither” using it 7 times. 🐍 ☃️ 🍫

Thanks for the gift! @JamieArc
#LitsyLove

Starting off 2024 strong with Freida McFadden. The book was a gift from a coworker and the beautiful scarf is from a dear friend. #1of2024

I always enjoy Barclay‘s thrillers! In this one though some things just happened right at the right moment or seemed coincidental & I usually don‘t get those vibes from his books. I predicted a couple of twists and was surprised some POVs were thrown in just to throw the reader off track & it didn‘t really go anywhere. That said, this was a fun ride & the twists are enjoyable as they come along. Curious what other fans of Barclay‘s books think!

This book is unexpectedly funny! 😂