pickI enjoyed this book it was well written and not too confusing considering it switched between different characters point of view. Didn't guess the ending either which is always a positive 😊
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The Last Thing I Told You: A Novel | 
pickI enjoyed this book it was well written and not too confusing considering it switched between different characters point of view. Didn't guess the ending either which is always a positive 😊
Arrived on the first home game day (go Tennessee Vols — in Big Orange country). Thanks @Chili !! #jb
pickFinished for a book tour review last week & didn't manage to post it here.😬The 3rd book by this author I've read & she does a great job with a dual POV & alternating time periods, as a police detective tries to solve the murder of a therapist & determine if a former classmate (treated 20-years ago by the doctor after a violent incident) is involved. A slow burning, character-driven psychological drama rather than thriller, but absorbing & good.👍
When you bring an extra little to football practice, you bring toys too. #footballmom #footballsister
85°F and my son is running laps at practice, while I look for shade to enjoy my ice water and book. #footballmom
A beautiful morning for patio reading. Don't mind the dead branches, since getting poison oak, I am afraid to touch them again. #stupidpoisonoak #kidsareworkingonschool #outdoorreading
pickDr. Mark Fabian is found murdered in his office. Detective Henry Peacher, lifelong resident of this quiet town, discovers that shortly before his death Fabian, a psychologist, had pulled the files of two of his former clients - Nadine Raines and Johnny Streeter. The story alternates between Henry‘s investigation and Nadine “talking” to Fabian. What did Fabian know that got him killed? Nd by whom?
Life is getting in the way of reading & other fun things like Litsy time. I really wanted to do the #24in48 readathon but couldn't deal with the time & pressure this weekend. But I ran my errands & now I'm hunkering down with this #ARC & my green juice & hoping to get a chunk of reading & relaxing in this afternoon.
Today's lunch and #soupersundays blog post is my adaptation of Giada's Corn & Tomato Soup with Basil. Like summer in a bowl. Here with an #ARC for an upcoming book tour review. I've read and enjoyed a couple of the author's other books, so I am hoping I'll have the same experience with this one. 📚
Link to the (vegan) summer soup recipe is below.
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#ReadingResolutions #JulyTBR
This is just a part of my July #TBR. The top & bottom are library books I might actually get to (I left out the several I likely won't) 😬and the five in the center are for my July book tour reviews & will definitely get read. This doesn't count e-books, audiobooks & anything that gets in my way. 📚📚📚😬📚📚📚
And of course the 🐔🐔like to make an appearance with my monthly TBR posts. 😆
This psychological thriller comes out later this year, and though I haven‘t read this author before, I‘m thrilled to have an early copy. I hope it‘s as intriguing as it sounds. 🤞🏻 #BookMail
