
Okay so I‘m just on chapter 3 and I am really enjoying this idk why I had a hard time with the first chapter before… it‘s a lesson in just sticking with it to get going 🤣📖
Okay so I‘m just on chapter 3 and I am really enjoying this idk why I had a hard time with the first chapter before… it‘s a lesson in just sticking with it to get going 🤣📖
Chapter 13 - would someone who's read this please tell me this is going somewhere?
I'm bored. Close to Cumberbatch-Sherlock levels of bored.
#buddyread @Leniverse @Caroline2 @RaeLovesToRead
And so it begins...
#buddyread @Leniverse @Caroline2 @RaeLovesToRead
Too many swear words, in my opinon. Sadly. I've heard good things about it.
#12Booksof24
In September, I finally read the first in Abercrombie‘s much loved First Law series. I now understand the appeal; why readers raved. The characters are great and unlike some fantasy series (ahem) the entire trilogy is published! I‘m looking forward to continuing with the next book, hopefully in 2025. 🤞
@MaleficentBookDragon
#jolabokaflod
Thank you so much @jhod for the lovely presents and thank you @MaleficentBookDragon for organizing it!
#bookswap #merrychristmas #holidays
Thank you for the tag @PageShifter 😊
#whatsyourjobmonday
This book has a lot of “main” characters. I‘ll pick Sand dan Glotka. In this book he‘s a former army officer turned Inquisitor after surviving torture and imprisonment. Makes my contracts and international trade administration job seem much easier… 😱
I loved this as much as the first in the series. The audio reader is outstanding and comes up with a perfect, unique style for each character. Themes include the consequences of self-serving or incompetant commanders calling the shots during war and what it means to be a "good person." Our main characters are scattered, all in some way dealing with various fronts of the raging war. Brutal, bloody, and sprinklered with wonderfully dark humor.