so-soErin Solomon inherits an island where there was a terrible fire years before and she heads back to her hometown to solve this mysterious fire. This was just okay for me. The big mystery sort of got dragged out a little too much for me and I lost interest. It wasn‘t bad, there were things I enjoyed, but overall, I would pass. The end was a big cliff hanger and I was just so happy to be done that I would not read a follow up. 🤷🏼♀️
I accidentally started a series 😬 whoops. If this one goes well maybe I‘ll read the whole thing for fun!
I sent up spreadsheets for ALL of the reading challenges with the intent that maybe at the end of each month I will plug in what I have and see what happens but not get too focused. I‘m hoping that this works for me this year as in years past I got too hung up on what I needed to read and then quit. I am doing reading challenges by mood 😂🤣
so-soOne word: meh. The protagonist was incredibly irritating, I never quite figured out what the bloody hell was going on and the multiple other characters just confused me. That said- I read another of her books (a 2 book series) first and really liked it which is why I picked this one up. So read The Darkest Thread and skip this one! TW: Darkest Thread is about DV.
pickI enjoyed this book. It took me a while to get into it but once i did i couldn't put it down
pickReally enjoyed this book. It moves along at a real pace as its main character investigates a church fire that killed many during her childhood where she was raised on an island in a cult. The only thing I didn't realise is that it doesn't conclude and so now I'm on book 2 in the series which is so far equally enjoyable bringing back Erin's love interests as she continues the search into her family history.
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