This week's Manuscript Monday features "Something in the Water" by Catherine Steadman, a gripping mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat!
Check it out here:
https://www.bookinterrupted.com/post/manuscript-monday-something-in-the-water
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pickI enjoyed reading this mystery for my local book club, but I don‘t really know why, since I found the main character so irritating! All in all, it was still entertaining!
bailedI could not get into this one. I don‘t feel connections to the characters and can‘t get into a reading flow. I wanted to love it because my bff sent it to me and it has a cool title and cover, but there are so many other books to read, I‘m not wasting my time on it right now. What makes me want to read a little more, is as I just searched on google and Ed Helms may be making it into a movie, and I he‘s pretty funny… maybe I‘ll come back someday.
im off today so what do i do—love me some short books and some me time… #audiophile #readinggoal #readinglife
panThis one is a pan for me. The book was fast-paced. However, none of the characters were likable. I finished it as I wanted to know how it ended but was left feeling "meh."
so-soThe story follows a couple, Erin and Mark, who embark on a dream honeymoon but stumble upon a shocking discovery while scuba diving. There was too much left unfinished or explained. This was mediocre at best, the writing was all over the place, at times massive unnecessary detail that should have gone into explaining what happened- I would not recommend.
so-soAwkward! So if anyone is gearing up to argue the proposition side to a debate for a bit of premarital sex between engaged couples, read this book 🤪🥴🤣
August #DoubleSpin Category: Less than 250 pages @TheAromaofBooks
so-soI'm really not sure how I felt about this one. Not sure I fully grasped the point.
