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t‘s Friday! That means it‘s time for another #FreebieFriday 🤓
To enter the giveaway comment with any weekend plans you have.
US only
#LitsyLove
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @TieDyeDude @Read4life
It‘s Friday! That means it‘s time for another #FreebieFriday 🤓
To enter the giveaway comment with any weekend plans you have.
US only
#LitsyLove
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @TieDyeDude
It has been awhile since I have posted here on Litsy. This book is a nice combination of quirky, romance, and death.
A little different contemporary romance!
The story was so amusing and made me feel good, despite a little level of angst and the heroine's self-doubts.
There's a delightful plot, intense chemistry and the show instead of tell made the romance so much more enjoyable.
The hype is warranted. Some tropes are familiar but they were well executed. Although, there is some potential for more worldbuilding. I loved the characters and the narrative style. Kai is a swoon-worthy book boyfriend. The author has a way with words that made me smile and sigh contently. I highlighted so many passages. The chemistry is amazing and the teasing is so amusing. The cruel king was unfortunately displayed one-dimensional.
This is almost a Robin Hood tale. Dona really grew on me, and I loved her wit, courage and joie de vivre. There was humour in the dialogue that had me chuckling.
I got a bit tired of the “women are only good for having children” attitude, and hoped this would be challenged more but sadly wasn‘t. I don‘t know if it‘s just indicative of the time period, but I did roll my eyes!
I enjoyed this book, quick read and kept me engaged. Had its ups and downs for the characters and finding their way in a new and unfamiliar territory both family, friends and environment. It‘s a love story but will love find a way.
When Washington Burned on audio
Rabbits in print
UFO as an ebook
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
This has the feel of being 16 again, in the midst of those never-ending summers. I miss it, but you also couldn‘t pay me to go back. It is a reminder of all those times when you were still figuring out what you wanted, what mattered to you, and what you had outgrown.