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#57
This turned out to be a surprised ending, didn't have a clue

Snagged this in my recent re-obsession with The Beatles. It's a great way to remind myself that the world could actually be a good place. If we could only imagine it. #57-2024

Yes! What a good mystery and very entertaining. I love a good psychological thriller, especially when there‘s an unreliable character! Fast paced, easy to read, and hard to put down. Book #57 in 2024

Chapter by chapter reread continues as Book 3 - Voyager is completed I move on to book 4, The Drums of Autumn #57-2023

Hometown author grew up in my church. Loved this book🥰⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ award top 20 nonfiction book of 2023,
best books of 2023 #57
Chosen by Amazon as best book of 2023

#57
Good, will listen to the next in the series soon

A gripping story about fame, loss, and grief. I learned about the Good Friday earthquake while visiting Anchorage a couple years ago; I was deeply affected then and even more-so now after reading Valerie and Jeremy‘s accounts. JM did a good job giving that tragedy life in this book. Book #57 in 2023

23 #57 This series I have been reading for a long time. This is the most recent installment. And I don‘t think I can read another one. I said that last time but I thought I‘d give it another try. The books aren‘t awful and they are well written. But I can‘t stand any of the characters. None of them are very likable. The protagonist is a whiny, judgmental, snob. And now she has a love interest that is totally cringe. It‘s a no from me, dog.

Book #57
4.5/5
I may have a newfound appreciation for romance novels. 🤔😳
I may even read this one again.

#57
I enjoyed listening to this one while walking