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CaitlinR
Lion Hearts | Dan Jones
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Unlike the publishers blurb I wouldn‘t call this thrilling. The pace of the story is slow, but very readable and did an excellent job of wrapping up the stories and lives of the Essex Dogs. I‘ll miss them all. In this final entry in the trilogy, Britain, having barely survived the Black Death, is threatened by the Castilians. A great final sea battle. Jones leaves some characters stories unresolved. Maybe we‘ll find ourselves with another novel?

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Reecaspieces
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💙📚BOOK REVIEW 📚💙

⭐️WOMEN OF A PROMISCUOUS NATURE BY DONNA EVERHART⭐️

⭐️QUICK THOUGHTS ⭐️

⭐️This book will infuriate you and break your heart but you need to read it!

⭐️This book had me researching!

https://reecaspieces.com/2025/12/04/women-of-a-promiscuous-nature-by-donna-everh...

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suvata
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3.5 Stars • In The Restoration Garden by Sara Blaydes, landscape architect Julia restores Havenworth Manor‘s neglected gardens, finding a WWII-era diary by Margaret. It reveals a family scandal of alleged treason. With Margaret‘s godson Andrew, Julia decodes floral clues, uncovering secrets of love and heroism while healing her own past.

#TheRestorationGarden #SaraBlaydes #Bookish #suvataReads

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oddandbookish
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This was an insightful look into the creation of Frankenstein!

I read Frankenstein earlier this year and loved it, so naturally I had to read this book. I was impressed that Mary Shelley wrote a masterpiece at age 19.

The best part of the book was the depiction of female rage. Mary‘s rage starts off quietly and then slowly simmers into an inferno.

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/10/31/review-love-sex-and-frankenstein/

IriDas I hadn‘t heard of this book. I studied Frankenstein multiple times in uni (English major) and was never satisfied with my professor‘s portrayal of Mary. They always made her sound like some frivolous little girl and brushed me off when I questioned her relationship with Percy (I‘m not a fan lol). 2mo
oddandbookish @IriDas She‘s definitely not a frivolous little girl in this one! Her relationship with Percy is portrayed as incredibly complicated. 2mo
BookwormAHN Sounds fantastic 🐈‍⬛ 2mo
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HettyG
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"For all his talk about free love, he has never truly wanted her to be with another man. He offered her freedom because he never believed her capable of taking it."

Oh. Hell. Yeah.

Really enjoying this!

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SilversReviews
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“Author‘s grandmother inspires 1920s-era historical fiction novel on Chautauqua circuit.

After finding a box of mementos and learning that her grandmother, Verna Hintz Kurtz, traveled with the Versatile Quintet in the Swarthmore Chautauqua circuit as a trombone player and performance whistler in the 1920s, Melora Fern was inspired to write her debut novel, “Whistling Women and Crowing Hens.”

https://tinyurl.com/7vzj26pd

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Lizwarnerpdx
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A different take on a WWII historical fiction, with a focus on formal gardens. An enjoyable dual timeline read.

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Purpleness
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And yet life remained interesting.

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Purpleness
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Kerrbearlib 🎯🎯🎯 3mo
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Cuilin
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Looks good! 5mo
Eggs Perfection 👸🏼 5mo
kspenmoll I loved this! 5mo
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Cuilin @kspenmoll same!! Have you read 5mo
TheBookHippie Oh I loved this one too! 5mo
Cuilin @TheBookHippie Its so good, another Lady Macbeth reimagined which I loved is 5mo
TheBookHippie @Cuilin oh thanks!!! Stacked it!! 5mo
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