Thanks to the tagged book, which was truly awful but served its purpose, I‘m down to just 7 books to read for the #litsyatoz2022 challenge. These are the books I‘ve picked to read from my bookshelves to finish them out. Some serve dual purposes: for the #foodandlit2022 and #readingafrica2022 challenges. I‘m loving doing this countdown!
panThis book was awful. Is it me? 1) I‘m not a man. Is sex all they think about even when a gruesome murder is to be solved? 2) I am not an FBI agent. But I do investigations as a lawyer, and I know not to ask a witness three questions at once without giving the witness a chance to answer even one. 3) do a detective and an FBI agent have no idea how to conduct professional, meaningful dialogue when they first meet? This is a murder mystery, ⬇️
Having finished my ebook this morning I‘ve decided to break from #readingafrica2022 a little bit and work on my #litsyatoz challenge. I only have 8 letters to go, and I always end up reading for #letterZ right at the end of the year. So I thought I‘d throw tradition out the window and read Z now. It doesn‘t have great reviews but it‘s a Z book, which is hard to find, so I‘ll try to stick it out. And hey it was a freebie.
1. We Set the Dark on Fire
2. David Tennant Does a Podcast With…
3. The Zodiac Killer
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
so-soThis book wasn‘t the best, but it held my attention to the end - which is good, I guess. I thought the characters were flat and unbelievable, but I am curious as to who the killer is. I don‘t plan to move on to the next book right away, or even any time soon. Perhaps if they go on sale, I‘ll purchase and read the next installment.
Currently reading. This is the first book I‘ve picked up in a few months. Currently free in the iBook store.
The Zodiac Killer | 
