pickThanks to the publisher and Libro.fm for an ALC of this title!This was a charming look into cartography and had an interesting voice. Mostly that really helped as you felt you were discovering along with the author, but occasionally, it defied my suspension of disbelief. There is of course, Nazis and the patriarchy buried not far down. It felt like the author was a little surprised to find them. You won‘t be. #bookspinbingo
pickI enjoyed this and the grounding in details of the wool industry quite a bit ultimately, but waiting for the payoff had me anxious, especially given the relationship between them also gets so amped up and explosive.
And a #BookSpinBingo blackout, and it's not even the last day of the month! It just kinda. Happened.
pickSolid raunchy fun fantasy adventure. Not as good as book one, but a good finish to the story. I do recommend this duology if you want a fun read, or you are going through Dungeon Crawler Carl withdrawal. 4⭐️
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so-soThis was mostly exposition, but once it got going it was okay. The two main characters of the series, Diana and Matthew, are some of the least interesting. I don‘t care about their love story as that was handled in the first three books. I want to hear about the other folks; except for the kids. They are creepy. #bookspinbingo
pickI got into this shortly after complaining I wasn't getting into it, and oof, what a ride. This certainly goes places. I feel like the relationship between Shane and Marguerite was more background than e.g. Piper and Galen, so that I found it less strong mattered less, ultimately.
My December #BookspinBingo list! Love this reflective time of year where I can relax and read. Wasn‘t always that way but now that the kids are grown, it is calmer around here :)
