This was recommended by a coworker and has a chapter on Bridger Bowl (my home mountain!). Saving to read once the lifts start turning.
This was recommended by a coworker and has a chapter on Bridger Bowl (my home mountain!). Saving to read once the lifts start turning.
pickKrueger makes some gutsy choices in this one and leaves readers guessing—about all sorts of things—until the very end. I don‘t want to say any more about this one because spoiling the way this one unfolds and is resolved would be seriously uncool. It‘s tense, gripping, high stakes, enraging, all this things from the first paragraph. Every moment and every reveal up until the end is earned. Excellent.
pickHow do you go on living if the worst thing happens to you?Fuller writes with passion and intensity about the death of her son Fi. Deeply moving but also witty, it is her grief journey she shares with us - it‘s not always doom& gloom. ♥️
pickCouldn‘t put this one down. Stayed up late to finish. Emotional story. The main characters kids are growing and changing. Story was a bit more places this time. I didn‘t know who to trust in the process.
pickScott, this was such a great read - I bought it based on your rec and it didn‘t disappoint! Celine is absolutely my kind of character - I just adore her. I wish he‘d write another book about her search for her daughter ♥️ Peter Heller fans, which of his other books should I read? @vivastory
pickOften, a book series makes me feel like I‘m reading the same book over and over again (I‘m looking at you, Janet Evanovich). This pattern is not necessarily a bad thing, especially when reading for comfort and reliability! Still, I really appreciate that Johnson does not waste my time trying to acclimate me to Walter and the gang - at 20 books in, I know the dealio - and that each story is intense and unique. Loved this latest! A hearty ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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