#AndItsAugust #quickreads is another difficult one! What makes a book a quick read? The amount of pages? Ease of writing? Narrator? The fact that you can't put it down? The time you have to read?
However it may be...here are a few books I read in 2017, in no time at all!!!
@RealLifeReading
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Redeeming Love: A Novel
Just finished with WHY YOU WERE TAKEN and moving right along to HOW WE FIND YOU courtesy of @BashfulReader
I love these! They are so very brilliant! And both of them are excellent for todays #JubilantJuly #Family @RealLifeReading
@JTLawrence
This is definitely my #Julymostanticipated (actually most anticipated for a while now!) and I finally started on it! A thriller set in a near-future South Africa, written by a South African! It really makes me so happy!!! The language, the places, the references...everything is so spot-on and relatable!
Thank you @JTLawrence
#jubilantjuly @RealLifeReading
pickThis mystery thriller set in a futuristic South Africa takes a while to get going. It's worth sticking with it though as it turns out to be a good read, even though the bad guys are fairly obvious and the MC has a tendency to make stupid decisions at the wrong time. Rating: 3.5/5.
I received a free Kindle copy from the author and I am voluntarily giving an honest review.
pickIt took me a while to get into this book, but this is because I don't usually go for suspense books, but once you get sucked into thenplot you get lost and follow Kirsten in her discovery that she wasn't her parent's biological child.
The book is set in a future South Africa, 2021, you follow Kirsten and her friend Keke's journey as they dig deeper into her past.
The way the author connects all the different stories is amazing
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