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Creme_de_la_them
The Celtic Twilight | William Butler Yeats
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Book #16 of 2024: “The Celtic Twilight” by WB Yeats

This had a few poems but was mostly stories about the Sidhe collected from Irish people across the country. I‘ll come back to it again later when I have time to do some more research into the people, places, and legends referenced. And, maybe, take a trip to all the places Yeats identifies as doors to the dim world.

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Steph.Titus
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#16.2024

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kelli7990
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I‘m so glad the numbers were drawn for #readyourkindle because I needed something to take my mind off of worrying about a hurricane hitting me here in TX. I woke up with my heart beating really fast. Anyway, #4 is a Christian book. #9 is a romance between a CEO and an employee. #16 is a dark romance. #18 is an erotic story with a professor in it. I don‘t know if it has romance in it or not. I don‘t know if I‘ll read these this month.

CBee Stay safe ♥️♥️ 5mo
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kelli7990
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Here‘s my #readyourkindle picks from the numbers that were drawn today. #4 is a forbidden romance between a boss and employee. This is the new book I just added to my list. #10 is a book from Kindle Unlimited. I don‘t know what book I‘m reading for that yet. #15 is the first book in a trilogy and #16 is the second book in a trilogy. The trilogy I‘ll be finishing this month is Loose Ends by Kaia Bennett.

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Gissy
Naked in Death | Nora Roberts, J. D. Robb
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It was entertaining but maybe I was expecting more from the main character. I didn‘t like the romance in the novel, maybe because there is a conflict of interest? Too soon? The mystery was okay but the closure...too easy/convenient ? Abrupt?🤷🏽‍♀️ 3 ⭐️ But I will continue the series, I own already various books from this series.

DieAReader I hope you enjoy the other instalments better❤️‍🔥🤓📚 6mo
Gissy @DieAReader I hope so but I still like Dallas😃
This is a long series which makes me think if it has survived all these years is because is interesting and people like it🤗
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LiseWorks Oh we like it. Thanks for joining us for #IDLR. I'm actually starting #56 today as I wait for the next one in our readathon as it's on hold. Dallas is a kick ass woman. 6mo
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 6mo
Gissy @LiseWorks I suspected something like that☺️I have #2 ready. I‘m a slow reader. You are in #56, wow! 🤩 6mo
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JessClark78
The Witch's Lens | Luanne G. Smith
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As World War I rages, there are evils-living and dead-that only a witch can see. Petra Kurkova, a born witch, has the ability to capture the dead on film. She is recruited to join a team of sorcerers headed to the frontlines, where the bloodshed has resurrected foul creatures.

Great blend of historical, fantasy, and horror. I highly recommend.

The Order of Seven Stars Book 1 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

#SeriesLove2024 #ReadAway2024
#ReadYourKindle (March #16)

TheSpineView Fantastic! 6mo
DieAReader Great! 6mo
CBee Yay! 6mo
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papascott33
The Cabin in the Woods | Sarah Alderson
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#16 of 2024!
Started: 5/26/24
Finished: 6/2/24
8 Days

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kspenmoll
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#serieslove2024 #16 in Commissario Guido Brunetti mysteries.Another achievement of complexity!
Brunetti is called out of bed in the middle of the night to question a senior pediatrician who was attacked during a home invasion.His 18 month old son was snatched away.
What Brunetti uncovers is a story of infertility,desperation,& illegal dealings.Meanwhile his colleague, Vianello,is following a line of inquiry regarding pharmacies‘ irregularities.

TheSpineView Fantastic!🤩📖 7mo
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limada
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I wish I'd made time for this book sooner. It's been sitting on my shelf since its release. I even pre-ordered it! I am glad to have read it now, though. I liked the way Sam took us through his life, so far, in relation to his journey on the West Highland Way. It was a fun perspective, while also being poignant. #16-2024.

Darklunarose I had to go an out a hold on this from the library! 8mo
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