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Read4life
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LoverOfLearning “While I was still in Amsterdam, I dreamed about my mother for the first time in years“ - Slowly finishing this one. I've been sick and can't seem to pick it back up. 200 pages left. EEK 2d
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Sharpeipup
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Good day to read inside.

dabbe 🤣🤣🤣 3d
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bookandbedandtea
Dark Corners: A Novel | Megan Goldin
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Mehso-so

The various mysteries- and there were a lot of them!- were good yet disturbing. I liked the way everything was resolved. But I found myself repeatedly getting annoyed with Rachel. Her refusal to fly back home once a soon- to- be- released prison inmate appeared to fixate on her didn't come off as "tough as nails" it came of as stupid. Her attempts to avoid staying in a fancy hotel and to distance herself from the social media influencer con she

bookandbedandtea had been invited to, due to her successful podcast, came off as snooty and morally superior (she's not like other girls) rather than simple disinterest. 4d
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Read_By_Red
The Butcher | Jennifer Hillier
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Mehso-so

Right off the bat the first thing I loved about the audiobook for The Butcher is the use of multiple narrators; I love how they each give their character an individual voice and personality. I especially enjoyed how Shank was portrayed by Coffey. I mostly enjoyed the story itself as. The end left a lot to be desired; it was way too anticlimactic. I also struggled to like many of the characters; oddly Shank was my favorite.

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bookandbedandtea
Dark Corners: A Novel | Megan Goldin
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Reading/working at my messy little desk 🤫

monalyisha Love your furry glasses holder! 🤩 5d
bookandbedandtea @monalyisha Thank you! I have another one in the bedroom. 😀 4d
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OrangeMooseReads
Don't You Cry | Mary Kubica
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I figured out most of the twisty bits per usual with Kubica and per usual it did not ruin the story at all.
Another good one that kept me hooked and wanting to know how it all played out.
I like her writing and story telling. Worth the effort 👍

LoverOfLearning Looks like a good one! I agree sometimes when I figure out the plot it doesn't ruin the story for me either unless it's done in a weird or amature way. 5d
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TeamFiction
A Study in Charlotte | Brittany Cavallaro
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dabbe #NoPlaceLikeHolmes 🩶💚🩶 7d
LoverOfLearning I love love live Sherlock Holmes stories. ❤️ 6d
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BooksandCoffee4Me
The Wife Upstairs: A Novel | Freida McFadden
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So which #mcfadden book should I read next?‘
#psychologicalthriller #clean

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bookandbedandtea
These Silent Woods: A Novel | Kimi Cunningham Grant
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Cooper and his daughter Finch live an isolated life in an Appalachian cabin. We slowly discover the reasons behind Cooper's determination to stay in hiding. His secrets- and Finch's curiosity- begin to threaten their safety. When Finch is 8, 2 new people enter their orbit and the dominoes begin to fall. The outside world can no longer be kept away.

This was beautiful and I loved it.

kspenmoll Live your cup- beautiful! 1w
BarbaraBB Loved this one too. 1w
bookandbedandtea @kspenmoll Thank you! ☕️😊 7d
LoverOfLearning A great audiobook! Although the book fell a bit flat to me by the end. 6d
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Cyndij82
The Locked Door | Freida McFadden
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Another great book from Freida McFadden. Keeps you guessing right up to the end!