pickOne of my favorite cozy series (especially fun to listen to the narrator‘s Scottish brogue). I did guess “who dunnit”, but still enjoyed hanging out with lovable, goofy Hamish.
pickHamish‘s life has reached a watershed so he heads off on holiday, but as usual wherever Hamish goes murder follows. Another excellent book in the Hamish Macbeth Series with plenty of twists and turns as he eventually figures out what happens. A good surprise at the end, and a sad moment in the book too which will change Hamish. Heartily recommend this light and entertaining series.
This takes me over 16 hours on the #24in48 #Readathon
Finished the section of the Group Read of Cold Earth for today. Almost 9pm and feeling tired so making a drink, having a snack and going for some lighter reading. Staying in Scotland with Hamish Macbeth for a book I‘ve already started. #24in48 #Readathon Now become a 12.5in27 Challenge! That feels a lot lore manageable!
Been taking on a lot of big reads over the past week and as a result not finished any books yet this week, so thought I‘d finish off Saturday night with a light entertaining read and return to the Scottish Village of Lochdubh with Hamish Macbeth. A favourite series. #yearofthechunkster
1. A few months.
2. The Hamish MacBeth series by MC Beaton. My mom rec'd it as an easy, non-gruesome series and I inhaled the whole series immediately.
3. If I'm sick I can't read, but I do like rereading The Age of Innocence for comfort.
4. Sadly, online. 😕
5. I don't remember, I've always been reading. My Mom was always reading & I wanted to be like her.
6. I go with it, but will try to be kinda quiet about it.
7. Ability to PM someone!
Sick in bed with a detective novel.
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