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💖A delightful end to this historical fiction trilogy. I enjoyed the story, even if a little bit less than the others.
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💖A delightful end to this historical fiction trilogy. I enjoyed the story, even if a little bit less than the others.
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😳Real life really is much worse than fiction.
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Finished last week, this book was sweet & cute & exactly what I needed for a crazy week at work & the insanity of the world. It was a good mood enhancer in between some tougher books too. I love the escape of cozy fantasy where good prevails. Caz & Meep were adorable & it made me crave tea with bread and jam. A hug in book form. 💚💚💚
Starting next. I have a sleeping Boon keeping me company for now. This was my November pick for the #FairytaleReadingChallenge (2024).
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pickAnother book done in this series with #IDLR with @StayCurious Every book seems to get better and better. This is number 12, we will be reading the short Novella, Interlude In Death this month. First check in is April 13th.
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pickHad this not been written by J. D. Barker, I most likely wouldn't have read it. It was scary and creepy to me. I'm not sure, but it could be considered a light horror book. I don't read horror, but if J. D. Barker writes it, I am going to read it. It is an amazing writer who grabs me from the start. This book has scary things that are evil and scare people. I had chills a few times reading it. If you have never read J. D. Barker ⬇️
so-so37/100 This series of "Further Adventures" of Sherlock Holmes are very hit or miss. I deem this one a definite miss. While the author does a good job mimicking the writing style of Conan Doyle, the story is kind of flat and the ending is seriously anticlimactic. Other SH stories, like The Hounds of the Baskervilles, had supernatural elements, but they were all explained in logical, reality based solution. I was hoping it wouldn't really be the ⬇️
pickWhilst I sometimes find the writing a bit clunky in this series, the plot, characters, and issues covered all make this a compelling series for me. Book 11 in the series tackles vigilante action after what many would consider to be one of the most heinous of crimes.
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pickI adore Natalie Haynes‘ stand-up routines, which make Greek and Roman myths accessible and relevant to the modern world. I don‘t feel her style translate as well into book form, but this is still an interesting introduction to a selection of Greek goddesses, and her comparison of Artemis with Katniss from the Hunger Games has made me intrigued to read the latter.
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so-so4th of the Rutshire Chronicles, and the weakest so far. I do struggle with novels that seem to accept domestic violence as a part of marriage, though given the relative age of this book, perhaps it helped bring it to the fore. But aside from that, the characters and plot were rather dull until our old favourite, Rupert Campbell Black, puts in an appearance.
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