Hey Team #HolidayBookDragons Here are some of FAQ's for #WinterGamed2024 Hope this helps. Any questions let us know @StayCurious
Hey Team #HolidayBookDragons Here are some of FAQ's for #WinterGamed2024 Hope this helps. Any questions let us know @StayCurious
I finished The Brutal Telling (Gamache book #5) and Bury Your Dead (book #6) this month. Both are fantastic detective novels with so much art, history, compassion, and culture of #Canada incorporated into them. I just can‘t get enough of Chief Inspector Gamache or Three Pines though these two novels took very sad turns.
Also enjoyed the fun Canadian treats from @mcctrish and will need to be finding another Coffee Crisp someday yum! #FoodandLit
This 11th installment of the Armand Gamache series is one of the better ones. I enjoyed the mystery presented and the history involved including of the super gun. I loved the touch of espionage to it. If you liked the previous installments you will definitely enjoy this one. It‘s always interesting when new characters are introduced but they‘re supposed to have been there the whole time. I‘m eager to continue this fascinating series!
#whereareyoumonday Tonight I‘m in Luang Nam Tha, Laos, 1978. China has just invaded Vietnam, causing complicated political ramifications for Laos…
Some reading beside the Christmas Tree with one of my mom's apple crumble pies 🍏😋🍎💝.
#californiananncrystal
So good! I love this series! Juliette Tilney is amazing and neurodivergent Jonathan is so great. More!
The PD James story (the first of the collection) was my favourite. The rest of the collection was not terribly interesting to me.
This was a long and winding road but a fun ride. More a magical caper with a few murders than a mystery with a little magic. Can be read as a standalone but also a nice companion to the earlier books.
I‘ve kind of lost the thread on various reading challenges, but I‘m doing well on my Goodreads goal with a little over five (!) weeks left in the year.
#tenbeforetheend #serieslove2024
This book is tricky. In a good way. Loved the way the author led us through the crime, adding clues and putting pieces together. Looking forward to the other books so far in this series. #62-2024