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Two books outside my norm this month for my #aardvarkbookclub picks.
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This is bittersweet as it‘s the last Hamish book officially written by M.C. Beaton before her passing. But it was a really good one! The shenanigans with Hamish‘s wild cat are very entertaining & I‘m happy to say his beloved Sonsie is finally back. 🐈‍⬛ Loved this one. 5⭐️

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Probably a low Pick. Similar to Tranter‘s book Kenneth for me: a period of early Scottish history that I‘m not super familiar with, a decently digestible read, and a romance that was eye-rolly but also not as terrible as it could have been.

This was so good loved it … I really enjoyed the way the chapters were written and how it all still blended together beautifully… from beginning to end this just kept getting better

Another good historical romance that I read for Romance Book Club.

What I like about historical romance is that the women have very few choices but somehow find a way to work around the constraints placed on them by society.

Wow this was so good. The atmosphere created by the author is brilliant. Its eerie and creepy as you need it to be. The plot was clever and well written they're are many twists along the way you just dont know which way it will end up. As for the ending , it was brilliant, dramatic and bittersweet. Just how i wanted it to end. The writing is descriptive and you can easily picture yourself there. I really liked George. #Netgalley 5*

My favorite read of February! While started last year was very excited to pick back up!

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Probably my lowest reading month in 5 years! But there were a few I loved. Really enjoying Rachel Harrison! The other two are novel-in-stories type books that fit my short story theme this year.