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The Trail of Lost Hearts | Tracey Garvis Graves
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Eggs Excellent 👌🏼 2w
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks ❤️📚❤️ 2w
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Amor4Libros
The Trail of Lost Hearts | Tracey Garvis Graves
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Pickpick

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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The Trail of Lost Hearts | Tracey Garvis Graves
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#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.

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Reecaspieces
The Trail of Lost Hearts | Tracey Garvis Graves
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Pickpick
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robinb
The Trail of Lost Hearts | Tracey Garvis Graves
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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 🔻

robinb break who is also recovering from a past tragedy. When Wren encounters a threat along the trail, the two decide for safety's sake to buddy up for the remainder of their trail trips. As Wren begins to trust Marshall more, she opens up about her heartbreaks, but unfortunately, he shuts down about his instead. As the two grow intimately closer, the clock is ticking for them to return to their respective worlds…could 🔻 2mo
robinb there be a future in a long-distance relationship when they both have issues to work through?
This was a well-written, insightful look at two struggling people who find a like-soul in the other. Toward the end of the book, there is a twist, and the way it is approached/handled by both Wren and Marshall shows a growth and maturity that this reader had been rooting for all along.
Very well done. 4.25/5⭐️
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Crazeedi Great summary! 2mo
robinb @Crazeedi Thank you! 😘 2mo
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The Trail of Lost Hearts | Tracey Garvis Graves
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#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.

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Perfect 👍🏻 2mo
Eggs Excellent 👌🏼 2mo
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The Trail of Lost Hearts | Tracey Garvis Graves
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#SundayFunday @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

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

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BethM
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I‘m absolutely failing at my #readordonate and my #readyourkindle - it‘s like I finished my #SciFiBookClub read and then had nothing left 😂

julieclair It‘s impossible to fail at #ReadOrDonate ! At the end of the month, if you haven‘t read it, you donate it. Done! 😀 2mo
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BethM
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Choosing this for my Feb #seasonalcozies because Feb marks Sturgeon Spearing in WI- one of the only places in the world with the tradition, and the state of our ice is terrible 😂

Also choosing this for my Feb #readordonate in an effort to not overextend myself 🤣

julieclair I think that will probably be the most unique reason behind a book choice for the entire year! 😂 But I am sorry to hear the Wisconsin ice is thin and such a special tradition will suffer as a result. 3mo
BethM @julieclair haha you‘re probably right about it being the most unique! 3mo
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Leftcoastzen
The River Why | David James Duncan
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#NewYearNewBooks #WhyInTitle Haven‘t read it but sold a lot of copies back in my bookseller years .

Kimberlone This is actually a really good book! My high school English teacher who was really into fly fishing had us read this senior year 🤣 3mo
Eggs Well done 👍🏼 3mo
SamAnne David James Duncan is wonderful. This was the first literary book I read placed in “my country.” I grew up in the Oregon Coast range. Then read Sometimes a Great Notion. I‘ve ended up working with David on salmon, steelhead restoration efforts. He is funny, brilliant and emotional. I highly recommend The Brothers K and his essay collection My Story as Told by Water. I‘m just starting his new novel The Sun House. (edited) 3mo
Leftcoastzen @SamAnne wow , that‘s amazing! The only book I have read was the tagged one . It was recommended to me by a person of faith who also is a philosophical thinker who always questions some elements of contemporary Christian issues 3mo
SamAnne @Leftcoastzen I love that essay collection! David grew up Seventh Day Adventist. These days eastern religions seem to inspire him most. I love the way he write about his spirituality 3mo
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