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A cute and complex story of woman finding her family and place in the world (with a lot of magic thrown in) my first #readyourkindle book for this month is completed.

A straightforward revenge thriller featuring a cast of vampires known as Rovers. I do love vampire tales and this is a pick only because it was easy to read and some of the characters were sympathetic, but it certainly wasn‘t the best story about blood suckers I have ever read. #bookspin for March
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I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!

#ABookADay2024

Liked the story and how it ended. A relationship is something to work on if you‘re into it, let it go if you‘re not on the same page.

So true, at some point you have to try it before you buy it.

I highly enjoyed this spooky supernatural police case. However, I did not care for the multiple typos and formatting mistakes.

A fictional story based on true events of the Des Moines paper boys that went missing in the early to mid-80‘s. Told from three perspectives of a young boy Sammy, his 18 year old sister and the main detective investigating the case, the reader pieces together a horrible story of kidnapping and pedophillia. Tough subject matter but good story and I enjoyed all the references to the 80‘s that reminded me of my childhood.

I found Rogers to be quite hilarious main character: I loved this antihero who didn't want to do anything else than drink, play cards and take it easy. And somehow he suddenly have to be the hero. I also seem to love droids/robots as characters.

The plot was quite simple but I didn't expect much this being a sci-fi comedy.

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