pickThis is the second book I‘ve read in this engaging mystery series. I really like George, he‘s such an endearing character even if he does come across as a little abrupt. He just takes some understanding, that‘s all. A very enjoyable read, it had me avidly turning the pages. I loved that it was set in the literary world. If you enjoy entertaining and intriguing whodunnits, this one‘s for you. #Pigeonhole
panI read this after Dirty little secrets and had no high expectations. Just wanted a clever thriller to occupy me on a flight however I was disappointed with this one. Unlike Dirty little secrets I didn‘t find any of the characters believable and the plot was very clumsy. Not sure if I‘ll read anymore of her books.
#Pigeonhole. Sadly one of the last books I shall be reading via the Pigeonhole app. It‘s closing down at the end of this month as it‘s no longer viable. I‘ve so enjoyed interacting with other readers/pigeons and it‘s such a shame that it can‘t continue.
pickThis should have been a fast and easy read. But then the Olympics happened, I worked for 7 days straight and I fell into a hole named fan-fiction. So this took me way longer than it should have. Felt like the storyline was a bit blunt. Soft pick.
pickYou can't go wrong with a Jo Spain novel. However I have discovered a book ick. I don't like reading 'Look Luke' or any combination of those words 🫤 it seemed to be used a lot.
Next kindle read . . . Getting round to this one after I thought I'd started it but had actually started something else!
pickFinally finished! These long mysteries in German are great language practice for me, but I don‘t read them quickly and often have a German-English dictionary app open when I am stumped. Even so, it was very satisfying to finish the 6th book in this mystery series. Ann Kathrin Klaasen is an engaging protagonist because of her grit tempered with humor.
Next up . . . She is becoming a firm favourite
