My sister-in-law just put on a terrible movie so out comes my book. #mountTBRchallenge
My sister-in-law just put on a terrible movie so out comes my book. #mountTBRchallenge
It was a okay book. There wasn‘t really a plot to it though and I skimmed the last little bit.
It's been forever since I've read a physical copy of a book.
Not quite what I expected but still enjoyable. Slightly creepy with a very slow build to uncover the protagonists' secrets. Two neighbors in an isolated mountain area become involved with each other's lives -one young and hiding, the other old and meddling. There is a WWII story line that was unexpected but became very interesting. Good but not great creepy character-driven mystery.
Slightly creepy and intriguing book plus spicy taco soup in the crock pot tonight. Yum! #bookanddinner
"A major new work by one of our most psychologically astute writers"
Brock Clarke
Good story, but there seemed to be some distance from the characters.
Good story, but there seemed to be some distance from the characters.
Drank some iced coffee and started a new mystery as I wait to pick up my daughter from camp.
"I love a book with an ambiguous title. What exactly does “new neighbor” mean? Is that a good thing or a bad thing? And who is the new neighbor? Even better when the story itself is just as much of a conundrum." Reviewed by Thalia https://goo.gl/zdSRbG
I'm caught between a like & so-so. I found it slow and was waiting for something at the end. Decent story overall with some quotable parts which I like.
"There are so many ways in which the world is terrible, sometimes you fail to spot them all."
The hardcover got a little warped when I took the book to the beach. It's very appropriate because I found it to be a good beach read. Jennifer's relationship with Zoe hit me hard because I, too, have a Daddy's girl. I wasn't expecting the second backstory, which was a pleasant surprise. Good book!
I'll never look at my neighbors the same way again...
"How very sad it is to be honest only when I want to hurt someone."
The kids are swimming at the pool across the street. They don't appreciate mom nearby, so I'm sitting in my lawn chair reading within hearing distance.
"Who in the world will still want you, once they know everything you have to tell?"
It's been a long damn day. I'm closing it out with a drink and some reading.
Let summer reading begin!!! Starting The New Neighbor at the pool. Here's hoping for many lazy reading Saturdays at the pool.