Welcome to Litsy!

I could not put this book down! I put off a whole day‘s worth of cosmology homework because of how captivating this was! As an Astrophysics PhD pursuant with interest in black holes and wormholes, it was interesting for me to read a very different, albeit fictional, representation of what could possibly exist in a distant galaxy, and what our purpose on Earth could be. Can‘t wait to see a sequel!

“Happiness lies in plugging gaps, having no great chasms into which our lives might plunge” ❤️❤️

Starting my second new book today 💁

Funny story: Friday I realized I forgot my book on my way to work, because I‘m a really sad human being I stopped by a Publix ( which to my non-Floridian peeps: it‘s a grocery store sort of like a Kroger) and bought this book... in a grocery store. Anyway, Not my usual type of reading, but enjoying it so far an only like 70 pages left.

Can't seem to put it down!!! Great book so far......

Starting a new book! Haven't read or shared here in awhile, got busy crocheting!

Glad to be back!!!!

#TBRtemptation post! A thriller-suspense novel centering around bright-futured high school football all-star Alex Chin & his NASA-ambitioned tutor, Samantha Dixon. Alex winds up hospitalized after a football accident. His doctor gets murdered. Then Sam watches his parents die. Alex runs for safety & Sam goes along. They're being hunted for something in Alex's past, something his adopted parents died to keep secret. #blameLitsy #blameMrBook 😎

Independence Day meets XFiles is how I'm describing this one. We follow two YA characters through what seems to be turning into an impending alien invasion. We got short, cliffhanger chapters that keep you flipping pages, even if it does feel a bit gimmicky at times. I loved the modern science of it, unlike the futuristic space books I have been reading lately. I think this could be the start to a cool series and I enjoyed this read.