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Decided to tackle my February tbr lists a bit early so I can hyper focus on reading😝📚 A lot of the books were carried over from January‘s list but not all.
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Decided to tackle my February tbr lists a bit early so I can hyper focus on reading😝📚 A lot of the books were carried over from January‘s list but not all.
This is a very interesting story. A woman tries to connect with her Korean heritage and learns of an aunt that went missing during the Japanese occupation. So good.
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Pub date is 3/4/25
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I was so busy with work that I didn't realize that I was almost done with the book until the happy ending. 😅
This was a fun read! I enjoyed the characters, the plot, and the setting. I give it 4 ⭐️
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I found this novel quirky and charming, but plodding as well. It's billed as sci-fi, but it mostly shows the insightful perspective of a woman who is different from everyone else.
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Starting today…this is another author that I‘ve been meaning to try.
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Kelly Armstrong knows how to grab you and keep you engrossed in her books. They are full of mystery, suspense, and intrigue. Cold as Hell is the third book in her Haven's Rock Series. This series is a spin-off from her Rockton Series she ended after 7 books.
Armstrong's writing was superb in Cold as Hell. I stayed up until after 1 this morning, finishing it. I COULDE NOT put it down. I had to know who it was and what was going to ⬇️
This ended up being a different story than what I was expecting, but in a good way! Really enjoyed it!
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Enjoyed this one! I liked both the MCs and there was a lot of character growth by the end.
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This one just wasn't for me. I've enjoyed some of Thompson's other writing - he can be brilliantly insightful and cutting, with an ability to call out hypocrisy and hold a mirror right up to your own face - but I struggled with this one, mostly just him and his attorney being out of their minds on drugs. Actually, it was great anti-drug propaganda 😂 I just kept thinking - do people do this for FUN?!😆 Anyway, it was worth the one-off read for me⬇
I'm always happy to reread Christie and I'm pretty stoked about the #ChristieCapers readalong that @Librarybelle is hosting. While this isn't my favorite of her mysteries, it's still a great introduction to Poirot, Hastings, and Christie's writing style. This edition also included an alternate ending that Christie had written having the final reveal being in court instead of in the intimate family gathering, so that was interesting.