Welcome to Litsy!

Actually a pretty solid week - it's a little bit of a lull with peaches winding down but apples/my delivery route not in full-force yet - that changes next week as I'll be taking over the Tuesday night farmers' market stall plus doing deliveries two days a week!! Anyway, checked several books off the list, plus finished both July and August #BookSpin books. Hoping to finish the tagged book today, but I'm working all day even though I usually have⬇

1️⃣ & 2️⃣ - My first two reads of 2022, some light relief getting me through a stressful January at work. I really enjoy the Chesapeake series, the novels are pretty heartwarming and easy to read, I enjoyed Driftwood more than Moonlight Cove, think I might have read too many of these in the past year so probably need a break, found Moonlight a bit cheesy!

The main character, Jess, was kinda annoying in the previous books, that‘s why it took so long for me to pick this book up and read it. It was a good story but she got annoying again when using her issues as a way to avoid the man who‘s been in love with her for years. The books are enjoyable because of the big family being close knit and supportive. It‘s like throwing on a comfy blanket when the family enters a scene. On to the next book...

I‘be been wanting something lighter to read so I thought it was a good reason to continue the Chesapeake Shores series. (I really don‘t like the TV show based on the books.)

#aprilwrapup Moonlight Cove is the tagged book because it was my top book.

5⭐'s. I love the O'Brien family so much! Can they adopt me, please? I always love getting back into Chesapeake Shores and it always welcomes me back with open arms.

This story is about the youngest O'Brien sibling, Jess finding love. Jess has abandonment issues so getting close to her was very difficult but Will was up to the challenge. Jess and will were adorable, maybe my favorite couple so far! #chesapeakeshores

Jess finally realizes she loves Will and the last of Mick and Megan's kids find true love.