Welcome to Litsy!

#tlt Thanks @dabbe for the tag!! This was fun and difficult!

1) Edmond Dantès from the tagged book
2) Uhtred from The Last Kingdom series by Bernard Cornwell
3) Carl Mørck or Assad from the Department Q series by Jussi Adler Olsen

#currentread suggested by my friend Sarah

Good easy read with a nice pace story with some twists. Definitely a suspense book you can read in a weekend.

I'm finally digging out of Covid haze. It's been a long 2 weeks but this happened before that❣️. My son got engaged....And also November #bookspin with a favorite author!

@TheAromaofBooks

I picked up 3 books at #TexasBookFestival this year. Can‘t wait to read them all! (Though I also just got Iron Flame and Bookshops & Bonedust should be here tomorrow, so I don‘t know what order I‘ll get to them!)📚 I had a fun time at the fest even though it was chilly and drizzly.

I also saw Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah talk about Chain-Gang All-Stars, but it was in a theater and they didn‘t allow photos.

The atmosphere of the book is very very creepy and very well done. The haunted old mansion. A storm that has them trapped. The ghosts are very scary and quite well-described so this book may not be for the squeamish. It was fast-paced. I also really liked the relationship between Saige and Jasper, though (not surprisingly) Saige had a hard time with Jasper, him having abandoned her way back when.

I did it!🎉 It only took 10 months 😅. The beginning was great, it drug in the middle, but the ending wrapped it all up so well! I don't know if I can enjoy the movie anymore now that I know the true ending. My advice to others- keep a character list handy at all times!

#ChunksterChallenge2023 #superchunkster #bookedintime #napoleonbonaparte

@amiable @cuilin

First off, western isn't my cup of tea. The plot was okayish, but the ending of the book seemed rushed, quite unsatisfactory. My ending thought: "all this drama for that ending!?"