pickI still have mixed feelings about this book, I liked it, and then it fell flat for me towards the end. But I still liked it. It can be a tough read, but sometimes you need a book that just doesn‘t end the way you want it to. Just like how real life can be sometimes. Dark, unforgiving, unpredictable, and with a side of sometimes being painfully predictable. Most certainly not a comfort read.
Have YOU read this book? It is GOOD!!
PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER - CRIME
A couple getting a divorce, a dead, pregnant nanny, a child who won‘t speak because she saw her nanny fall from the window, and a best-interest attorney who has to help the courts decide who gets full custody after the divorce are the characters we meet.
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This sounds super fun. I just got a stack of books from the library so I'll focus on. Reading them for this readathon.
📖 Dead of Winter
📖 Just Like Home
📖 The Queen
📖 Horror Movie
📖 The Only One Left
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pickSpent the past days flying through this series.
If you like action, banter, chemistry, lots of pop culture references, LOL quotes from mostly imaginary romance books,... read this series.
Btw, I bought the first book in 2016. I might have continued to ignore it had I not been on a "purge the Kindle crack" spree. Glad I read it. My 'coffee table' (an ottoman) is not glad, there are spit-take tea stains on it now. ??♀️ (it's washable)
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I‘m rereading this old favorite via audio. It‘s such a good narration. I‘m hoping to finish my reread and then read Dracula by Brad Stoker for the first time - like a buddy read.
bailedDNF for me. I just could not get into this one - didn‘t particularly enjoy the writing or the story itself. Just wasn‘t my cup of tea.
I just love that Ian Malcolm is allowed to have these pages long diatribes. 🙌
