so-soThis volume feels like a lot of filler to lead into a new arc, having to do with the Webster siblings.
Not bad setup considering that the last few volumes of Chise being at the college was leading up to this as well as all the new characters but it's starting to feel as a bit distracting from Chise and Elias' and their initial story which honestly I can't remember now.
Hopefully this all ties back in somehow to Chise.
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pickFinished this one last week. It was pretty good and a quick read. Though there was A LOT of Accounting talk. Like I get she was an accountant, so she talked about her job and that was her problem with her family, but still. I‘m not sure why her family was so hard on her for being an accountant. You have someone that can do your taxes in the family!!
Overall, fake dating a vampire you don‘t know is a vampire. Trapped in a blizzard alone. 👍🏻
pickFun little novella that shows us glimpses of life before and after the main trilogy. I feel like I have a little more closure. 😊
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"Spring Fever" by Mary Kay Andrews gave me spring vibes and not just because of the title.
pickSalacious and suspenseful, this has all the trappings of a Sandra brown plot. A picture perfect family who seems to have it all is upended a Memorial Day weekend when big sister Susan is murdered. Did the wrong victim get sentenced? Eighteen years later, her sister Bellamy writes a novel that opens the case wide again and as she befriends dent, former suspect and down-trodden pilot, there are people who want the case to stay closed.
so-soMy least favorite Nancy Naigle. I struggled to feel any empathy for the main characters. And Geoff‘s mother, who kept a huge secret from her son, that had a huge impact on his life - oh I wanted to slap her. I did like the book, there were some good parts, but I did not love it like I usually love a Naigle book.
