Fever of the Blood | 
pickI love this series! While keeping me interested with twists and turns, it also just makes me laugh at times. I had to request that my library obtain a copy (and they bought it within a few days!) plus it has fewer reviews than a lot of popular books so I‘m using it for #underrated for #booked2021. As a side note, I stumbled on this series because of a prompt for #booked2020 and am so glad I did. #litsyatoz #f #seriesread
#BookReport - Finished 2 books this week. Haven‘t gotten as much reading time in as I would like.
I‘m halfway through Nevermoor on audio
I started Anxious People last night. It‘s my second attempt at Backman. I tried Beartown 2 years ago and couldn‘t get into it.
#WeeklyForecast - I have to read Iron Hunt for my last #Booked2020 prompt (bottom of TBR) and it really depends what books I get in from the library to start #WinterGames2020
pickI‘m really enjoying this series. This is the second book and it was so different from the first book. It was great! This one follows the Pendell witches. It has murder, witchcraft, mystery and lots of snow. It will make you cold reading this!
This is a series that should be read in order.
pickI just managed to finish the last chapter of this audiobook before it got returned, but I completely forgot to post it! The 2nd in the Frey & McGrey series by Oscar de Muriel, a patient escapes from Edinburgh‘s Lunatic asylum after a conversation with a girl who‘s been mute for years, and happens to be McGreys sister. On his trail, they end up in Lancashire, home of the Pendle Witch trials. #Scarathlon #TeamSlaughter 11points #PointsTotal-1,908
Next up in my #Scareathlon playlist is the #audiobook of the 2nd in the McGray&Frey historical crime series. Set in late 1880s Edinburgh, Inspector Frey has been exiled to a town he hates & partnered up with Detective McGray, a man he holds in contempt. Together they investigate the odd crimes that no one else wants, ones touched by the paranormal, in McGrays opinion anyway. They‘re quietly growing on me! #TeamSlaughter 1point #TotalPoints-67
I‘ve borrowed Bk2 in this series as audio on borrowbox. I‘ve never used this app before so I‘m hoping it‘s stable. New Years Day 1889, an inmate of Edinburgh‘s asylum escapes into the snow. Leading the manhunt are local Detective McGrey & Londoner Inspector Frey. They track a devious psychopath through the worst blizzard in memory to Pendle Hill, home of the Lancashire witches. #Scareathlon #TeamSlaughter 1point #PointsTotal-31
Onto Book 2 of Inspector McGrey and Frey after loving them in The Strings of Murder.
This is the second in this series set in Ediburgh 1889 with Inspectors Nine-Nails McGray ans Frey. The covers are always amazing! #crimebooks #currentread
so-soThe title and blurb for this book are way more dramatic than the book actually is. It was a pretty straightforward mystery and it wasn't hard to figure out the plot. Good points for the Odd Couple relationship of the two detectives and the portrayal of the witches, though, as these were nicely done. 3⭐️
#24hourreadathon is over but #litsypartyofone rolls on. I think I'll start a new book. It's due Wednesday so I'd better get going. Time to party like a book nerd! 🤘🤘
History + crime + supernatural mystery = my kind of book.
Just got an ARC of this from @Pegasus_Books. looks good. Comes out April 2017. What a gorgeous cover!
All Lord Ambrose could hear of the curse was the number thirteen. But the crowd heard it in its entirety, and the terrified townsfolk began to rush away.
