pickI loved the premise: suspects invited to a yacht and one of them had committed a murder.
Setting was amazing and I loved all the detailed descriptions.
This was touching, interesting and I really enjoyed reading this! The beginning was slightly slow but I still liked it.
I think romance was lacking some building up but I ended up to like it too at some point.
Today‘s episode of my podcast is *extra* fun! Author Sara Shepard — who you know from Pretty Little Liars and The Lying Game, among others — stops by to talk about the first-ever Baby-Sitters Club Super Special, Baby-Sitters On Board. The gals live a teenage dream: a two-part friend vacay on a cruise and then to Disney World. Listen at the link in my bio!
pickThe first finished for #20in4. I finished this audio in the wee hours of the night. Although I started ANOTHER series, I‘m counting it as a win since it‘s one more read from my #Chirp collection.
A cozy Murder mystery, set on a cruise ship. The amateur sleuth is a mystery writer, and uses her knowledge to help solve the crime. It was an easy, yet enjoyable read, and I‘ll continue on in the series.
#Sharreadathon #Jumpstart2023
Tentative plans for this months #20in4 Readathon. I work the next four overnight shifts, so depending on how busy this hospital is this will either go really well, or really terrible. Fingers crossed that I get a few quiet nights in there.
If I manage to get through these I‘m hoping to add another nonfiction to my completed #Jumpstart2023 reads. Possibly one off of my #CultBooks list.
pickExactly what I expected!!! Three college friends embark on a cruise to the #Bahamas where old secrets are revealed and new discoveries are made. Lacked depth and very predictable but an easy breezy #vacationread 🚢☀️#ReadingTheAmericas
I bought this for $2.19 on #BookOutlet and I feel that‘s about right -
pickIf you like absurdist novels in which people slowly descend into madness in a hell of their own making, then this is the novel for you. Ingrid works on a cruise ship led by a mysterious guru and tries to ignore how everything around is falling apart.
so-soWeird and feverish. If there was some meaning or satirical point the author was trying to put across, I didn‘t understand it lol but I couldn‘t stop reading it for some reason and it got me out of my reading slump.
Everyone is a little unhinged and as the book progresses so does the unstableness. Bit unsettling but unfortunately the ending is lackluster.
pickI enjoyed this far more than Tessa‘s story. I related more to Lenore on a much deeper level, from getting beyond family expectations for your education to getting out of your own way to find happiness.
