pickThe 4th book about Lucy Barton
This one is about the pandemic. It‘s starts just before everything closed down, and Lucy ex-husband, William, understands where this is going. So he gets himself and Lucy out of NYC and tell their daughters to do the same. They move to Maine, and a new life here with walks, meet now people and face hostilities for being New Yorkers.
This was a very true portrait of the pandemic years
I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.
#ABookADay2025
pickI‘ve always had a fascination of the AT so when a I saw a book about a woman going missing on trail, I was in! A nurse suddenly goes missing in Maine & Bev, a seasoned game warden, is immediately on the case. Bev is a great character who will stop at nothing until she finds the hiker dead or alive. Lena, a third character also somehow has ties to this situation & we learn how every thing ties together in the end. Good story that kept me engaged.
pickFinished 3 more for #10beforetheend !
Tagged ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I enjoyed so much of this. But felt that Lena‘s story was unnecessarily weak. Maybe it was originally intended to go elsewhere?
Dream Hotel: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Really enjoyed
Late Night Witches: idk ⭐️⭐️💫 I guess it wasn‘t for me🤷♀️
Reading Katabasi & Atmosphere for #reallifebookgroup & intend to read at least 1 Xmas book this year. And that‘ll get me to 10!
Oh 🎃🫅 is what I‘m reading w bubs 🥰
Yes, I loved HEARTWOOD!
pickSurprisingly quick read, though it was partially because I was so invested. I even looked at the end at one point, just so I could be prepared for the ending, whichever way it went. Would recommend!
