panThis was too “bloody” for me. The tortured protagonist,Ins. Harry McCoy did not save the book for me. Way too violent & gruesome. Enough said. Obviously, I will not continue with this series. #readyourkindle
#weeklyforecast
Reading a little of this, a little of that this week.
pick2 young white men burst into the home of a Muslim family looking for Bob.There is no Bob,only Omar & Billal,so they kidnap the elderly father&demand to be paid 2 million pounds in exchange for Aamir.The family insist they don‘t have that kind of money as Aamir only owns a corner store or do they?I most enjoyed the character Aamir,born in Uganda,& his backstory. I also enjoyed the writing but the case was far fetched&the love story ridiculous.
The bingo gods were not with me for this month‘s #bookspinbingo! I did get bingo, but look at all those almost ones!!
That‘s what I get for reading my feelings more than ever in February. At least I finished by #bookspin book
so-soNot sure what I think of this one. I wasn't expecting the dark turn that it took. It's also much too long.
It's been on my TBR for over a decade so I'm glad I finally check it off.
#12booksof2024 @Andrew65
March saw me finishing the very good Laidlaw trilogy. Laidlaw is a curious detective who makes few friends within the Glasgow police force where he works. I am curious to read the Ian Rankin book in which he reimagines Laidlaws early days.
Mogwai are better than your favourite band-glad I found this over the weekend.
