Welcome to Litsy!

An okay read but not more.
Maybe I am expecting too much but to be true, this one bored me partwise. It took more than 150 pages until I considered the story suspenseful. And then there was too much unrealistic twist and turn.

It shall be a great surprising construction but it‘s only bloodless and convertible.

It‘s “Fitzek” that sells, not the plot inside.

I‘m sure I will have forgotten the book that reminds me of some of his others, soon.

I give in.

First pollen antiallergic of the year. 🤧

Sleeping in, waking up slowly, sunshine outside, books, coffee.

Perfect for me at the moment. 🥰

Being halfway through I like the book although I feel it doesn‘t hook me as much as some of his other books did. Don‘t know why but I think for a psychothriller there is a bit too much physical violence that – at the moment – does – not yet – make sense.

Page 11.
What do I miss in the book❓

A ribbon.

Look, what my sister bought in the beginning of December, read, and afterwards gifted to me after I threw a tantrum because she had snatched the “special edition” unintendedly. ❤️

Until today I simply forgot to tell. But I will now start to read. Let‘s see when I will be done. Many of his books I simply can‘t put down.

I am currently reading this book... 🙂

The first time I saw Sebastian Fitzeks new book on display was at the airport in November.

Now I refuse to read any of the numerous reviews I see in papers, magazines and supplements because a tiny part of me speculates I might find it under my Christmas tree 🎄 – and I want to read it unbiased. The title tells enough about where the plot takes place. I don‘t want to know more. 🤫

New Fitzek is here. I'm so happy because I get the limited edition. #bookhaul #newin