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Although this started out slowly for me, once the mystery was introduced, I enjoyed the way it unfolded in both timelines. Davis skillfully overlays a fictional story on real historical facts, people, and art. I thought Helen and Lilly‘s relationship was particularly interesting, but some other characters felt a bit flat. #BOTM
pickThis was almost a so-so from me, because I find this level of violence tiring and there were an awful lot of typos and that drove me crazy (I notice that a lot with #botm books). But I did enjoy the underlying story so I gave it a pick even though it wasn‘t exactly to my taste.
The confirmed February #BOTM picks! The jury's out on whether or not I'll skip, it might come down to how good the add-ons are. And how awful is that Vladimir cover?! 🙈
pickWhat a great way to kick of #BOTM for 2022! I really enjoyed my first experience with Davis‘ writing! With dual timelines- 1919 and 1966, both revolve around the Frick- first as a household and later as a museum and how it comes to dramatically change the lives of two very different models. Entertaining and quite the page turner, I really liked the historical details and art included- plus reading this has added five other titles to my wishlist!
Word on the street is that this book is a #BOTM pick for February. The synopsis sounds interesting but that cover is 😖🙈
Teaser on the #botm app! I'm speculating it could be the tagged book but that's just a guess; any other guesses?
We barely hit above zero today, so Peri and I didn't do much of a walk this evening. Instead we're camped on the couch. I'm starting this #botm.
I'm so impatient - this new Casey McQuiston is coming out in May but I want it NOW. Lol. Low-key keeping my fingers crossed for it to be a #BOTM pick 🤞🏽
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