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#Bookspin March:
1. Saving Time
2. Mayday 1971
3. Cobalt
4. An Immense World
5. Unlikely Radicals
6. Sure, I‘ll Be Your Black Friend
7. The Prophets
8. It‘s not about the Burqa
9. Greta
10. Greenwood
11. Swimming
12. Dancing in the Streets
13. You or Someone You Love
14. A Market of Dreams
15. Crossings
16. Ordinary Notes
17. Coming Out as Dalit
18. Some People Need Killing
19. Island of Forgetting
20. Autumn Peltier

Starting this library book. 1969. Bethany, VT. (fictional village)
#libraryfind #VT

Better than the first! I really liked Georgina and her relationship with Ffion. Kinda frustrated with Leo & Ffion. But the supporting characters were great and Macintosh does a great job making the setting come to life.

I decided to continue this series as I'm re- reading the whole thing with #InDeathLongReadathon with @StayCurious. This one is #57, which only tells you how popular they are as she keeps on writing them. This one deals with police suicide which is a big problem in the police force. Found 2 bingo spots #ISpyBingoJanFeb @TheAromaofBooks #SeriesLove25 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView #Read2025 @DieAReader

Fantastic read for me!

Very excited for this one! Greece was my first European country that I visited and I spent some time on Mykonos (pictured below!) I bought this for myself ages ago after seeing it in a Greek travel group on Facebook, but I'm only getting to it from my TBR stack now. #BookTwoOf2025

I enjoy the In Death Series by J.D. Robb. Every time I read a new In Death book,I feel as though I am meeting up with old friends.

Passions In Death was different than the other ones. Usually, you have a lot of action in her books. This time, there was more detail in what the police do during an investigation. I still enjoyed it, though. Low pick

😊 Happy Reading 😊

#serieslove2024 #readaway2024 #bookspinbingo

Some find for the pile ☝🏾☝🏾

#whereareyouMonday

This Monday I‘m in 1980s New York City with Lieutenant Sigrid Harald of the NYPD. I‘ve only been to NYC once in the late ‘90s, but I know from books and other media that it was a little different then from now…grittier for sure. The reader gets a glimpse of this in this mystery series, but just a glimpse.

Had to use a different tagged title since “The Right Jack” isn‘t in the database.

I think I like Karl … he has story to tell