pickI love Colgan‘s books & Mure is one of my favorite settings. Warm, cozy, funny and just what I want and expect from this author.
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pickThis book is technically the last book in a trilogy but can be read as a standalone. I have not read the previous two books and was able to follow the story. Reading the other books would have been helpful, but it was not necessary.
I enjoyed the writing style the most. It was elegant and felt like a throwback to classic literature.
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pickI loved everything about this book! I enjoyed all 3 books in the series.
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pickI pretty much loved everything about this book! A solid second chance at love romance. And now I want to visit Amsterdam even more than I already did!
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pick4.5 Rounded up to 5
A suicide 6 months ago. A body found in a burned barn. What do they have in common? Maybe, secrets. In the 10th book in the Kate Burkholder Series by Linda Castillo, Kate is trying to figure these things out. Kate Burkholder is the Police Chief of Planters Mill, Ohio. She grew up Amish but left the way at 18. Kate has now found herself investigating why the fire started. The more she digs, the more she realizes ⬇️
pickI might be getting less enamored with this series. This was very repetitive imo.
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pickThis is only my 2nd book by this author (I loved Dark Matter!) and I‘m not a sci-fi expert, but I thought this one was also top-notch!
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pickThis was a rather lighthearted look at cults and specifically the language and tactics they use to attract followers and more importantly, convince them to remain in a cult. My issue is I wanted more….specifically about cults! A large portion of the book is spent examining other cult-like groups to include multi-level-marketing companies and fitness programs. It was fun, but I would have preferred a more detailed exploration on this subject.
panUgh, I really need to start Googling a book before I read it to see if it‘s character driven. 🤦🏻♀️
Nothing much happens here as it‘s about a dysfunctional family who travels to England for a wedding, and the focus is solely on those relationships. But I do wonder if the Prime adaptation is better than the book? Every now and then that happens!
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