pickI enjoy the Lucy Stone mystery series. The books are well-written, and the characters feel realistic. This book is #31 in the series. Lucy‘s daughter is getting married, and I could so identify with the “wedding industrial complex” that suddenly takes over their lives! I also appreciated the thoughtful treatment of the history of the Native Americans in Maine. And it‘s a cozy, so of course there was a murder! It kept me guessing until the end.
pick📖Lightlark by Alex Aster
I don‘t remember when or why I bought this book, bu I really enjoyed it and will definitely pick up the next one in the series. I kept waiting for a major betrayal and was shocked when it happened. I‘m glad Isla found her purpose and what she was truly made of. Book #31 in 2025
An alternate universe “Frankenstein“ story. A dedicated scientist tries to bring her sister back to life but another spirit inhabits the body, desperately afraid of being driven out or further experimented on. A poignant story about identity and found family.
#HalloweenAtoZReadathon Letter D
#Spookoween #31By#31 book 6
Works for #URC prompt, book by an Asian author. Also for nonbinary/genderqueer prompts.
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pickI love this series and I hope I'm not misguided thinking it might be more than a trilogy. We do have some resolution to the larger story arc but it still works, and I'd love to see some more mysteries solved by this crime solving team. #31-2024
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