House of Bathory | 
My husband and I are currently living month to month until we find a new place to live. We've been slowly packing. Today, I decided to start packing up the books in our bedroom. Eight boxes so far and there's still five more shelves of books, plus my tbr books in the living room. Sigh.
pickThis historical read jumps timelines and perspectives quickly, which can make it a little difficult at points. There were also some things I would have like to see developed more. But I liked the characters and particularly the sections set in the past. Overall a pick for me.
At my baby boys 21st birthday party and his girlfriend gives me this for my birthday! I tell you, this birthday just keeps on giving. #birthdayofthedecade
so-soFound this to be complete bobbins, but mostly entertaining. Lafferty paints her story and its themes in such broad strokes that she never really delves into anything for very long. It also means that Bathory is never anything particularly scary, which feels like a lost opportunity for one of the most famous serial killers in history.
[13/100]
Tramped around a lake for an hour, now back home for a cup of tea and a new book.
@24in48 #readathon update: Made the 24 hours! But I'm still wide awake, so I'm going to keep going, even though Millay is ready for me to turn off the lights.
Awesome job, everyone! 🎉🤘🏻😘 #catsoflitsy
pickKicking off #biblioweekend with this historical fiction read. Featuring the most prolific female serial killer of all time. This book takes place in different POV's in both Seventeenth Century Hungary and present day. Defiantly a dark read and I'd give it a 3.5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️💫
