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Wow. This book completely drew me in. I finished it & looked up to realise it was 7am & I hadn‘t moved from the same spot since I‘d started at midnight. Loved it so much I was completely overwhelmed with jealousy that these literary characters were in a perfect part of the Scottish highlands, and I wasn‘t.😩 if you love Scotland or any of Colgans other books, you‘ll love this one. 5⭐️ #LitsyAtoZ2020 #LetterB #PopSugar20 #WithAnMCInTheir20s 👇👇👇

I was a little late to jump on the Daisy Jones train but I definitely understand why it was so loved! The writing structure was certainly unique and there was a nice (but not earth shattering) reveal at the end. I absolutely loved the character and time era development.

I've already completed 4 books this month!

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Funny, sometimes poignant, always interesting account of our past presidents, how they passed away and how they are viewed today. Important men of their day, now some forgotten, just names in history books. Bush Jr, Obama and Trump mean something now, but in 50 or 100 years they too will be trivia questions on Jeopardy! 4 💥💥💥💥

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I quite enjoyed it, but not as much as the first book in the #outlander series. While there were moments of Claire & Jamie goodness, there wasn‘t nearly as much. Overall a great edition to the series 4 ⭐️ #letterd #d #litsyatoz2019 #litsy2019 #2019 #bookstagram #outlanderseries #bookreview

The plot for this story had potential; a girl is convicted of killing her mom and released from prison 10 years later when evidence was compromised. Girl, now a woman, goes in search of the real killer. I didn‘t like the MC; she is a privileged, selfish, rich snot. The “Paris Hilton” resemblance was annoying. This book really could have been so much better. #MountTBR #LitsyAtoZ #LetterD #ReadingUSA2019 #SouthDakota

I liked reading this. The story wasn‘t QUITE original (got a Tangled throwback) and it was oddly heavy on the Christianity. In the first half it made sense for the time period, but at the end I felt like I was back in youth group with my pastor trying to tie everything back to God and the Bible.
Still an enjoyable read!
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I‘m excited to read one of the books I received in the #happilyeverafterswap from @biblioprincess for the #letterD of the #LitsyAtoZ challenge. Decided to break my sci-fi streak and move onto the fairytales to get me into a magical mood for upcoming mermaid season 🧜🏼‍♀️

My favourite so far in the “Josephine Tey” series, this 5th book,Tey‘s Godmother,a theatre actress has died & left her a cottage in Suffolk with a murky past.Tied to a famous murder in 1828,it comes with its ghosts(literally & figuratively)but she falls in love & makes it her own.But suspicions about Hester‘s death & feeling a presence have made her question her choice.My #MountTBR2019 #Bk12 #LitsyAtoZ2019 #LetterD #LLB19 #FeaturingAReaderOrWriter

I didn't love this as much as the first one, but I still loved it. It wasn't actually as dark as I was expecting considering the world it's based in. Great addition to the series. Now I just have to get my library to get a copy of the third one, so I can read it.
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The Demonologist has an intriguing premise – David Ullman, a professor of demonic literature specializing in Milton‘s Paradise Lost, is sent on a whirlwind adventure to save his own daughter from demons. However, the novel is riddled with highly improbable and unbelievable plot points, as well as emotionally flat characters and a rushed ending, leaving me unimpressed. This is my third Andrew Pyper novel, and it may be my last. #LitsyAtoZ #LetterD