pickThe novel that was inspiration of a pretty darn good Apple + television series.
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pickThe novel that was inspiration of a pretty darn good Apple + television series.
This is the first Carl Hiaasen book I‘ve ever read. I‘ve heard he was funny — something I was in the mood for — so I thought I‘d check him out. Indoor #audiowalk because it was 90° outside at 8:00pm.
pickThe Lincoln Rhyme/Amelia Sachs duo is a favorite. Always twists and turns. Always something from left field. Doesn‘t feel gimmicky though.
Lincoln Rhyme is always a treat. Perfect for night shift.
“He said that's when everything looks the most beautiful, just before the sun sets. This luminous air turning everything to gold. He said it made him want to paint the whole world. And then it's gone, just like that.”
#Sunset 🌅
#LuckyinLove
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This picture didn‘t go as planned lol 😂 so maybe I took the easy way out but I chose Glass Ocean which is Beatriz William‘s 10th book published and The Golden Hour which was her 12th 🤷🏻♀️💛 Her book covers are my favorite ❤️
#Idiominsight
#Dimeadozen
Miss Priss 😽 #Catsoflitsy
so-soI was initially enjoying this design book that reads like an extended version of Coastal Living magazine. But eventually the gratuitous wealth just got gross. I guess that‘s the risk when the author is related to the British royal family. 🤷🏼♀️ I did, however, like the variety it lends to my reading challenge.
#ReadingAmericas2023 #Bahamas
pickI believe this author had as his mission to write the best researched, most thorough account of the Republic of Pirates, founded by pirate Benjamin Hornigold, in the Caribbean. The escapades of many a pirate (so many I forget who‘s who), and every ship won or lost, are detailed in this book. Which, unfortunately, makes for a boring pirate book. This book is a well-written assembly of facts and for that reason it‘s a pick for me. It‘d be an ⬇️
