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I read one issue of Real Simple this month and don‘t think I‘ll get through any more in the next couple days. Nonetheless , I‘ll keep going until they‘re all gone!

Meanwhile, I finished The Moor at Gladstone‘s and was prepared to bring it home for the newly restored LFL at the local community center. However, my hotel in Bath had an informal lending library, so I left it there.

#readordonate #monthlymagazineblitz

Love seeing a revisit to one on of a Sherlock Holmes story. I am enjoying the series very much. I rated this book a 5 out of 5 stars.

Atmospheric tale of Dartmoor, mixing real people and fiction. I remain sceptical of the age difference here, but I do think the author is handling it well. Very readable.

Sunday evening reading

I found this a little disappointing. I usually very much enjoy Karen Maitland‘s book but this one dragged for me. In fact I was a bit bemused by it as I wasn‘t sure what was going on!

Finished this today. A very atmospheric, gripping and in parts highly eerie read. Vivid, beautiful landscape descriptions of the bogs and tors and tiny villages of Dartmoor in foggy nights and a coherent plot combine to a great psychological thriller. I flew through the last third of the book. Best read on a dark, stormy night. 😋 4/5*

#Scarathlon2020 #TeamSlaughter #bookspin #bookspinbingo #Screamathon #October20in4 #thriller #Dartmoor

1. Current Read: 1 print & 1 audio
2. Been longest on my TBR: Since April 2013
3. Book I can't wait to read: I'm sorry I didn't pick this one for BOTM
4. Book I will never read: I've tried it twice, not happening :c

#questionsandanswers

Well, this one won‘t be in my top 2020 reads! I‘m not sure how I feel about it really. I found it tedious at times, enjoyable at others and also humorous in parts. To be honest I found it quite waffly and a little too deep. This is the third book I‘ve read by Salley Vickers and I‘ve come to the conclusion that although I enjoy the basis of her books, her style of writing isn‘t really for me.

Another home-run for Michelle Griep! Set in Victorian England of 1861, this story follows two unlikely pair - an opera singer hiding away and a runaway convict - in a tale of justice sought, forgiveness received, redemption embraced, and renewal begun. Wrapped in intense intrigue and mystery, the story combines the best of suspense and historical romance to bring a tantalizing read that you won't be able to put down.

The House at the End of the Moor by Michelle Griep is a FANTASTIC #HistoricalRomance that is not to be missed. Check out my thoughts, then purchase your copy today!
#MustRead #ILoveThisBook #VictorianMystery

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