Crochet and audiobook in the pick up line at school 🧶 📚
Crochet and audiobook in the pick up line at school 🧶 📚
"I just finished 'They Never Learn' by Layne Fargo, and I have to say, I couldn't put it down. The pacing was perfect, keeping me on the edge of my seat from start to finish. Despite the numerous characters, it was surprisingly easy to keep track of each one, thanks to Fargo‘s skillful delivery.
Well written, but depressing. Ben disappeared on their evening walk when Rachel allows him to run ahead to the park with their dog. The police, as usual, waste their time focusing on Rachel for a crime and then including other family members. They totally miss the real criminal and it‘s only Rachel who finally figures it out when it‘s almost too late for her son.
Kids are at grandma and grandpa‘s…hubby and I have a date night! Heading out to listen to one of our friends play at a bar tonight!
Sneaking in a few pages before he gets home from work ◡̈
“Now I embraced life. I cherished it and protected it as if it were the sputtering flame of a candle. I couldn't look back. Only forward. Or my life would be unendurable.”
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Bk1 of April is done.🙌A reread, it‘s still one of my favourite thrillers.It‘s not just the cat & mouse chase, it‘s the evocative descriptions of the marshlands of Michigan‘s Upper Peninsula.Reminds me a bit of the mangrove swamps surrounding our Hawkesbury River & of Kakadu National Park in the NT of Australia. Without the crocodiles!There‘s a lot of similarities between Native American culture & the Aboriginal peoples as well.Highly recommend.👇
Book 31📚 3⭐️
Nothing too mind blowing about this thriller but still a good read!
3 sisters suspected of their parents murder. No one can know what happened. Secrets are kept until Emma has no choice but to return “home”.