Welcome to Litsy!

I am posting one book per day from my extensive to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it, I just do. Some will be old, some will be new. Don‘t judge me - I have a lot of books. Join in if you want!

#ABookADay2023

#TBRPile 📚 “I pull my pistol out of my striped Cath Kidston nappy bag. A half-eaten rice cracker is stuck to the barrel.”

Day 4 of @Andrew65 's #Top20series #20series20days challenge

And it's only September! Thanks @WhatThePuck for showing me ❤📚👶

I set a modest goal considering pregnancy and then motherhood. Having a baby with sleep trouble really makes for a lot of time trapped under Ellie with my kindle.

#alwaysrocking #onehandwillread #killingit

I am using this book for this prompt for my #popsugarchallenge

I am using this book for this prompt for my #52booksin52weeks challenge.

@Schnoebs

Good. Enjoyed the high pace of this book and how the characters were always making you change your mind about their motives. Left it on a cliffhanger so there is room for the story to go if the author decides to go further with it.

#Zaffre

When I went into this book, I expected plain old good fun, but got much more – Killing It does dig deep at the end, even though it starts out lighthearted. The main theme is how women are scrutinized after they come back to work after maternity leave. Read the full review: http://bit.ly/2LrkfYc

This is a story of a mother/wife who is also a covert operative for the Secret Service. She comes back from maternity leave & put on a mission to get close to the wife of her target, a Russian oligarch. I enjoyed the book. It was an easy read & it didn‘t take much thinking but I didn‘t find myself rushing to pick it up. It was written well & it is a good 1st novel. This can become a series as it it left resolved but an option for more books.