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(2021) When her client dies, a creator of digital scrapbooks gets involved in a twisty plot involving secrets and murder. It's okay; some of the story logic was a little stretchy for me, but that comes with the genre I guess.

This was my #DoubleSpin read for February.
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Checkmate in Berlin by Giles Milton
🎧 A Home for Goddesses and Dogs by Leslie Connor

2 The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas

3. How the Word is Passed by Clint Smith

#WeekendReads
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Some annoying things in this mystery, but it was entertaining enough and kept me reading to find out what happened

I'm excited to give #BookSpin and #BookBingo a try for the first time. I need a push to start picking up books again and hopefully this will be the thing to do it!

@TheAromaofBooks

How many lackluster books can one read in a row? I'm hoping the answer is "four" and that the next book I read will be wonderful. Please! ???

Looking forward to reading more from this author.

A digital scrapbooker is hired to compile a collection for a woman losing her memory to Alzheimer's disease. The woman dies, but the scrapbooker proceeds - and stumbles upon a disturbing pattern. I thought the premise of this book was great. The execution was good, but there was too much going on in it. Plenty of red herrings. The MC was kind of a princess but the author did try to evolve her character & show growth over the course of the story.

Book number 45 📖#goodreadschallenge

Currently reading!

At that time of night, there was peace. #firstlinefridays

Got an early release of this through Amazon First Reads 🤗 Excited to check it out.

This is possibly the most unsettling book I‘ve ever read…and I read a lot of thrillers! Mickie is a digital archaeologist who creates “Memory Banks” for those who want more than just a scrapbook. When Nadia hires her at her eclectic store of collectibles and then ends up dead, things just get dicey and the action never wanes! Twisted but oh so satisfying!

Amazon first reads. I keep forgetting. This was my choice.