I loved this! It was fun and light, without making me check my brain at the door. I was rooting for all four women and I enjoyed the atypical setting.
I loved this! It was fun and light, without making me check my brain at the door. I was rooting for all four women and I enjoyed the atypical setting.
This had so much potential but it fell a little short for me. 4 women involved in a dig in Greece discover that their boss has been both selling artifacts and suppressing the truth about the ancient people who used the site. They eventually band together and take him down but it took too long to get to that point. I feel like this might have worked better with 3 MCs instead because we jumped around too much to really connect with any of them. I ⬇️
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Finished only one this week and it was okay. Also managed to keep up with ReadingWesteros.
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Goal is to make it at least half way in the Orphans Tales opener and keep up with my chapter a day commitments.
I enjoyed this because of the characters but as a mystery it was completely average and easy to figure out. There is definitely a celebrate the female vibe which was nice to see. Overall, it was fun but low pick because of the simple plotting.
This book came on my radar when I noticed it received all the stars from Jordys.book.club on my Instagram feed. It‘s a fun girl-power Greek archeological dig story. But honestly, it‘s the writing itself that had me most entertained. The narration is sharp-witted and snarky. Had I owned the print version, I‘d have dog-eared and highlighted piles of pages and lines in hopes to incorporate in my own lexicon at the appropriate times.