Sounds sticky.
Sounds sticky.
I must admit that I was a bit bored during the first quarter of this book. (Where were the standard romance tropes? Where was the angst?) But after that I was all in. Emmett and Luke were really sweet and I absolutely loved the subplot "mystery" involving Luke's grandma. This felt like an authentic teen relationship. Loved it.
This book really had my attention. It was great. I found it to be an original take on the relationship between witches and demons. The characters were very entertaining, the plot was interesting, and the mystery was gripping. It's billed as a YA fantasy, but I think adults who like horror would like it. I did not want to put this book down.
And headed to Hilo again, this time for an overnight & 2 days of business review. Big fun! 😬
In the lounge waiting to board with the usual coffee & breakfast. I‘m about midway through the tagged book & enjoying it. Trying to get through all of Klune‘s backlist.
It‘s a SNOW DAY 🎉🎉 Christmas has come early 🤣🤣 so it‘s hygge all day long and getting ahead of my #sundaybuddyread
#coffeeandbooks
At home today with my books & coffee. Contemplating which book to pick up. I am behind in my buddy reads, so I hope to make a dent today.☕️📚
#Two4Tuesday
1. No one favorite tradition but I do really enjoy the whole family being home and spending time together.
2. Looking forward to the tagged book. I love everything Pulley writes and I‘m expecting this one to be another great book. 🤞
@TheSpineView
This was a cute low angst romance that I finished in one day. A gruff military man falls for a younger local but he's planning on moving south for retirement after the holidays. I enjoyed the connection the two had and how they brought out the best in each other.
#WinterGames2024 #HolidayBookDragons @LiseWorks
#Adventathon @BookmarkTavern
#ChristmasAtoZ @TexReader
#FirstSnowReadathon @StayCurious @LiseWorks
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