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Daisy Darker is my February pick. A little harder to pick for February as I had a couple four star reads, but I remembered this one the best, so I went with it.😆 #12booksof2024 @Andrew65

Andrew65 I loved this book and was a pick for me last year. now

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Charityann

The Locked Door | Freida McFadden

This was my favorite read in January! Freida McFadden never disappoints.😄 #12booksof2024 @Andrew65

Andrew65 I need to get to this author. now

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Liz_M

The Pilgrim Hawk: A Love Story | Glenway Wescott

Maybe my best book of the year -- a perfect novella.

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Mollyanna

The Sign of Four Spirits | Vicki Delany

My February pick for #12booksof2024

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EadieB

Zenith Man: Death, Love, and Redemption in a Georgia Courtroom | McCracken Poston Jr.

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Zenith Man by McCracken Poston, Jr. - 320 pgs. ***** 2/17/2024
McCraken Poston, Jr. has written a book about a TV repairman who was a harmless eccentric or a bizarre killer in October 1997. Alvin Ridley, in the town of Ringgold in northwest Georgia reportedly had killed his wife. McCracken Poston, Jr, his legal attorney, pierced together the full story behind Virginia and Alvin's

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EadieB marriage and her cause of death. This is a true crime courtroom drama that shows how the Zenith man returned to his peculiar lifestyle, a free man. This is a great read that I will remember for a long time. Alvin was diagnosed as an autistic person. I have a granddaughter with the same diagnose and she is the sweetest person so I can understand the circumstances surrounding this case. now

EadieB If you like books about autism then you will love this book. Read it for yourself!
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Andrew65 This sounds a really interesting pick. now

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intothehallofbooks

Results May Vary | Bethany Chase

My February favorite was a title that I‘d had on my NetGalley backlog for a looong time. I expected to read something a little bit easy, breezy because of the cover, but NOPE! This one was intense and really packed an emotional punch. I remember enjoying the thought-provoking nature of the story, and I wished I hadn‘t waited so long to read it.

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JenReadsAlot

Unthinkable: Trauma, Truth, and the Trials of American Democracy | Jamie Raskin

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Amiable Excellent book! now

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Laughterhp

Do Your Worst | Rosie Danan

Not a lot of great books in February, so this was my favorite read. A romance set in a creepy/haunted castle.

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intothehallofbooks

The Drift | C. J. Tudor

The Drift by CJ Tudor was my favorite read from January. I remember reading the bulk of it while my family was on a ski trip which was a great backdrop for such a dark, snowy horror thriller. It was also my first book by this author, and it made me want to read more of her backlist. Fast-paced, snowy, bloody, and dark with three POV‘s that were seemingly not connected-until they were. Such fun, this one!

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