Watching Woman in Cabin 10 because I started Woman in Suite 11 & realized I didn‘t remember as much as I should… but I also have to read the movie because the baby is asleep 😅
The Dells were beautiful back then. In the years after the war. Before they turned the valley into a playground. Threw it wide open to tourists. And other monsters.
She was a woman of Algonquian beauty. Dark hair. Dark skin. Dark spirit.
She was a witch. She was a whore. I thought that when she was dead, that when her cursed smile was literally removed from the face of the earth, that would be the end of her. But I was wrong. All those years I spent in love with a woman who wasn‘t in love with me. Now I am an old man in love with a ghost.
Starting this tonight even though I‘m so sleepy and felt ready for bed before 6 PM. Anyone else getting their butts kicked by this time change? It‘s usually so hard for me and once again it‘s bad! And shoutout to my heated blanky! 🥱😴📖
pickPage. Turner.
Gillian McAllister has a gift for coming up with the most interesting plots and then telling them in unique ways. The first chunk of this is just so gripping and then you jump to another point in time and this "where can this be going?!" and then you find out and you are just here for it.
One of my #CastTheDie books (that I did actually read in October!)
pickAnother one of Ms. Brown's earlier (1997) romantic suspense, though for much of the book it was lighter on the romance than some. Not one of her best but still pretty engrossing. The heroine was a bit one dimensional, but as with most of Ms. Brown's books the hero was well written. She does know how to write those good guy with bad guy vibes heroes.
#LittleWolf1
I read this one book and was completely turned off by her style of writing. I won't read another Hoover ever again. 🤷♀️
pickMy 16 year old wanted to listen to an audiobook when we went to Ohio last month. We listened to it for about 2 hours & didn‘t get back to it, I of course had to finish it. It‘s been a while since I‘ve read a Dan Brown book. I love the combination of different parts of history & art history (symbology was always my favorite part of art history). It was a decent listen but it is also a reminder of how far technology has come since this book was
