I recently moved to a new town and decided to join a book group. This was their pick for January. It‘s interesting but very graphic definitely not a book I would‘ve picked up on my own but sometimes that‘s the best part of a book club is reading a book out of your comfort zone #JanuaryBookClub#Yellowstone
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I've really been loving this series by Lisa Gardner.
Another gem found in a neighborhood #LittleFreeLibrary ! I‘d never even heard of this one, but if Everett writes it I will read it. Grateful today to be outside in the currently fresh air in San Diego, even as I‘m feeling so much sadness for our northern neighbors, including some good friends who lost family homes. 💔
January #12Booksof2024.
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pickI picked this randomly from Everand and really enjoyed it. Lucky bonus that it‘s number 9 in the series so I get to go back to the beginning. #WinterGames #XmasChaCha @StayCurious
A lot going on in this latest book from the Longmire series. Set in 2 time periods. 4 ⭐
#SeriesLove2024
This was recommended by a coworker and has a chapter on Bridger Bowl (my home mountain!). Saving to read once the lifts start turning.
pickKrueger makes some gutsy choices in this one and leaves readers guessing—about all sorts of things—until the very end. I don‘t want to say any more about this one because spoiling the way this one unfolds and is resolved would be seriously uncool. It‘s tense, gripping, high stakes, enraging, all this things from the first paragraph. Every moment and every reveal up until the end is earned. Excellent.
pickHow do you go on living if the worst thing happens to you?Fuller writes with passion and intensity about the death of her son Fi. Deeply moving but also witty, it is her grief journey she shares with us - it‘s not always doom& gloom. ♥️
