pickAll in all, a great read, though I felt the ending was a bit too neat for most of the characters. I‘m happy with where Eisler leaves John, though, and I would be okay if this is the last John Rain book. I like the idea of him happy and living his life. 4 out of 5 stars.
...in that narrow, purgatorial space, a feeling crept in, a kind of mourning for my younger self and all his terrible choices, and a wish that I could somehow tell him what I knew now and help him for both our sakes to get it right, and a grief that such a thing was impossible, the young man‘s blindness irreparable, his mistakes immutable, the consequences irreversible.—Barry Eisler, The Killer Collective
It's too cold to go outside (-17 but feels like -36), so I'm snuggled in with an americano in my Litsy mug and my Kindle. Are you homebound because of the cold today too?
Heading home and starting this third in a thriller series I love for the long flights #booksandbooze
pickRelatively easy to read with multiple different view points. Full of suspense and hard to put down once reading. Could have been more character development but enjoyable for what it was
1. My kids and I are doing a cookbook challenge this year. So every time we make something, we‘re posting a picture to a shared album. This is Parmesan Chicken from Ina‘s cookbook.
2. I haven‘t bought an ebook yet, but the tagged book is this month‘s Amazon freebie.
3. 42
4. Not really
5. I don‘t think so.
#humpdaypost
Sooooo..... what have you selected for your two free Kindle firsts books this month? I‘m having a little trouble deciding. For some reason having two choices is making it harder! #kindlefirsts
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