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Perhaps he‘ll die this time.
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Perhaps he‘ll die this time.
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@ShyBookOwl
A good holiday read. A mother watches her loving son murder a strange man. Why? When she wakes up the next morning it's the day before the murder. The next day she wakes up a day earlier again. Each day going back further in the past offers her the chance to find clues in the past she might use to change the future.
I liked the concept and the mystery and above all Jen as a mother. I could so relate to her!
(📸 Tanabe, Japan)
I received this in the mail from Thriftbooks, but didn‘t order it. Did someone send me a gift?!
This felt so long and it was only 295 pages! I think it was a satire and made fun of really bad books 🤷🏻♀️. But it was so repetitive and overly dramatic. It was also supposed to be funny. 🤷🏻♀️. I only finished because I am doing the kindle challenge and need to read 3 KU books.
In a near future London plagued by devastating heatwaves and floods, an unnamed narrator accepts a position as a "bridge," tasked with monitoring a person abducted from their own time by way of a mysterious time door. The narrator, increasingly obsessed with 19th century Arctic explorer Graham Gore, is willfully obtuse in a way that really bothered me. I have mixed feelings about this one mainly because I disliked her so much. Still, worth reading
“They, mother and son, are a zip, slowly separating as the years rush by.”
This hits home hard, being on vacation without my son for the first time.
i dont think im planning to read the sequels because when i say i *STRUGGLED* to get through. i might've continued the series if joan wasn't so annoying but nope cant do it. really liked nick's backstory, though!!
Finally reading this amazing series! The first book was amazing ❤️ I‘m starting the second book now, hopefully the rest of the series holds up 🥹❤️
This audio was amazing! I loved her vulnerable voice and just how unreliable a character June is. This was just a magical story.