This ended up being a letdown for me after very much enjoying most of the book. I won‘t go into why. It‘s worth reading to form your own opinion. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
This ended up being a letdown for me after very much enjoying most of the book. I won‘t go into why. It‘s worth reading to form your own opinion. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
#Two4Tuesday @eggs @thespineview thanks a lot for the tag!
1.My area has a lot of very lovely lighting for Christmas that I usually like to walk around and look at-this is not the norm for my country,so it's a novelty for me!
2.Was hugely looking forward to reading the tagged book,borrowed it from my. Library,read in one sitting,cannot recommend enough!
You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers, @Eggs!
Absolutely love this!!!! Edited to add, I like it so far particularly because I am Catholic. I‘m not surprised by the evilness. It‘s expected. (In no way, starting a religious discussion. Just sharing my viewpoint for others who might need the info)
📕 Yes! Big list maker too.
📕📕 Tagged. What should have been an *easy* conclave was most definitely not. Great book! Have yet to see the movie.
@TheSpineView #Two4Tuesday
Loved the movie! Beautiful cinematography and fabulous acting. I‘m going to try the novel, hopefully the audio version.
This meaty tale of Vatican intrigue and conspiracy (set during the middle years of John Paul II‘s pontificate) kept me up late turning pages and Googling all the pseudonyms to figure out who‘s who. A supposed basis in fact amps up the suspense. Fans of Dan Brown thrillers might enjoy this (though its theological perspective is different). I love books that plausibly deliver on insider knowledge of secretive or otherwise closed groups.
I usually really enjoy James Patterson, but not this time. It was just so unbelievable, and nothing moved forward.
Honour and Shame from no condition rise...act well thy part there all the honour lies💞💞🙂
Having not had full access to the library over the last year, I have done more #spiritualreading than normal, which I can post now it is Lent. This was an interesting book by Pope JPII based on questions from a journalist for a television interview he was not able fit into his schedule.