🎄#5JoysFriday @DebinHawaii 🎄
Just a few joys that topped my mind these few minutes as I get pretty toes and before I resume reading the tagged book.
🎶 It‘s the most wonderful time of the year—my #AuldLangSpine list has arrived!! I‘m so excited to be matched with @Librarybelle ! I‘m planning to drop in where I can with #AgathaChristieClubR3, and am also doing the #192025 challenge, so I love having the #AuldLangSpine connection as well! This is a great list, with a nice mix of genres and moods—a few I‘ve read & loved (always a good sign), some from my TBR, and lots of new-to-me picks! ⤵️
pick#5 & #7 in this highly acclaimed series.This Welch author‘s police procedurals combines startling plot twists,the inner lives of its eccentric characters,action, touches of humor,human pathos, & an underlying darkness,to creative an addictive,compelling series.Set in the wilds of Wales,GC involves a missing 6 yr old,with a tauntingly evil perpetrator.In BE,a overpowering putrid smell from an old mine shaft leads to the discovery of a murder⬇️
pickBook #5 in the series. I think this is the final book of the series. I did really like it, but the sex in this one is quite graphic. This one is from Nedra‘s point of view rather than Feyre‘s. I‘m surprised there isn‘t also one with Elain as the main character.
pickI finished The Brutal Telling (Gamache book #5) and Bury Your Dead (book #6) this month. Both are fantastic detective novels with so much art, history, compassion, and culture of #Canada incorporated into them. I just can‘t get enough of Chief Inspector Gamache or Three Pines though these two novels took very sad turns.
Also enjoyed the fun Canadian treats from @mcctrish and will need to be finding another Coffee Crisp someday yum! #FoodandLit
pickI can't believe it took me 3 years to finally read this! I loved the first 4, but for some reason didn't get around to #5, even though I bought it upon release, and even though my daughter kept telling me it was a great end to the series 🤷♀️. It finally came up as my #Bookspin after holding the longest place on that list 😂. Worth the wait, and it took me no time at all to become reimmursed in the world of The Great Library! @TheAromaofBooks
pickBook #5 in the Glass Library series. Finally this is getting somewhere. My biggest gripe though is that it‘s such a ‘copy & paste‘ of the Glass & Steele series. However, I‘m really looking forward to book 6 when Matt & India show up.
pickBook #5 in the hidden Norfolk series. This was a complex multiple murder story that Janssen was able to figure out in the end. The characters are evolving & urs nice to see a bit more of the personal side of them.
