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1. Mysteries. I like the more hard boiled detectives stories like Chandler or Hammett.
2. I don't read much horror. Something Red by Douglas Nicholas is about as close as I've gotten lately.
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If the reader has patience, the book does pay off. It seemed tedious at first, so much time spend on establishing the time and setting, but it draws you in so by the time the characters are trapped in the Castle with the monster, the book is zooming along. 4 🦊🦊🦊🦊

The wheels were solid disks as high as Hob himself, and the wood was warped a little and wet with the snow now coming down hard and clinging in patchy lumps to the rims.

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#ForeverNovember challenge day 9: unexpected
Definitely some unexpected things happen in this!

I am posting one book per day from my extensive to-be-read collection. No description or reason for wanting to read the book. Some are old and some will be new. Don't judge me, I have a lot of books.
Day 15

#tbrpile #theTBRmountain

Perfect Sunday afternoon. Hubby and Little Man are goofing around while I get to read and relax. #lazysundayafternoon #poolshenanigans

Yesterday's #libraryhaul! I think I'm going to start with Something Red.

Questions: I have these books. I like fantasy but not scary horror. Worth reading? Should I keep them on my list? Have any of you read these?

Love that the last line was "Something red."

Not an easy read because of the language used. Started out slow but found myself wanting to dive back in. Lots of details about the journey of a foursome, wished there were more details about the Beast; those were my favorite parts. Once you find out what the beast is, the book goes very fast.