Very interesting story about an army captain sent to survey Alaska, and his wife who was unable to accompany him. Epistolary novels are hit and miss for me, but their letters to each other were poignant and memorable.
A former coworker took a job in Anchorage and sent me this picture from her commute.
#setinsnow #springskies
pickI read this as a result of enjoying the first in series from my LMPBC group, and I enjoyed it even more than the first one. It‘s very dark and shocking with a crime within a crime and 2 different perpetrators…always a neat concept.
Continue to like and be intrigued by Kate‘s character as I learn more about her heritage and the isolated Alaskan community around her. Definitely will continue with the series. 4.5/5⭐️
pickA new author for me, this first in the Kate Shugak series, is centered around Kate, a native Aleut who works as a PI in Alaska. As an expert in her local Alaskan environs, she is asked to search for a park ranger who has been missing for 6 weeks and the FBI investigator who was sent to look for him.
I really enjoyed this book which is high on character development, a tight storyline, a suspense-filled plot, 🔻
pickWritten in simple language, this novel provides a stark look into the life of an Alaskan Inupiat Eskimo family and their joys, triumphs, and tragedy over the course of a fateful winter.
1. This week @tiedyedude and I have a virtual game night on Saturday with our friends in Florida, and on Sunday was have our monthly book club!
2. There were 2 jobs I was interested in: a) Veterinarian and b) A helicopter pilot so I could fly my helicopter to Africa and help build homes. I was 5; I didn't know there were logistical problems with my plans. 😆
3. Nope.
4. The tagged.
#MotivationalMonday @Cupcake12
