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dabbe
The Heat | Heather Killough-Walden
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#whatsnewwednesday
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
@Read4Life
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It's October 2nd, and all I can think about is the heat. I can't even adult right now. Where oh where is autumn? We have what's called a heat dome hanging over us, and nothing is making it move out of here. And I'm sorry to be a downer, but it literally has a choke-hold on me right now. #burningupinphoenix 🔥🔥🔥

willaful Ugh, so hard to live through. We\'re having a heat spell too, but nothing like so bad. 1mo
Deblovestoread Sounds miserable! Hoping for a break for you soon! 1mo
dabbe @willaful Hang in there! 🧡🤎💛 1mo
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IndoorDame Can you get apple cider down there? One of my most intense fall vibes memories is of cold cider down in the New Mexico heat. 1mo
curiouserandcurioser @dabbe 🙏 for relief from this heat! @IndoorDame has a great idea with the apple cider if you can get it! 1mo
dabbe @Deblovestoread Thanks. 🧡🤎💛 1mo
dabbe @IndoorDame Yes, I can and will! Thanks. 🧡🤎💛 1mo
dabbe @curiouserandcurioser 🧡🤎💛 1mo
Bookwormjillk The weather has been cruel this year for sure. Hang in there. 1mo
kspenmoll Sounds horrible! I so hope that dome gets pushed away soon! 1mo
AnnCrystal 🙏🌤️⛅🌥️🆒. 1mo
dabbe @Bookwormjillk 🧡🤎💛 1mo
dabbe @kspenmoll 🧡🤎💛 1mo
dabbe @AnnCrystal 🧡🤎💛 1mo
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Faranae
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I did much more reading in April than this looks like, but it's all either re-reads or unfinished yet. May will probably be hard to fit everything into! At least that's the hope. The Phantom Coach was my favorite Twitch read this past month and I think I'm going to go look for more of her fiction. Both the modern books were mildly disappointing. Also, I've developed a taste for Regency pamphlets, satirical and serious both. I need more!

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FlowerFairy
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Jinkies, gang! It‘s time for some spooky mysteries! If you‘ve only ever read E. Nesbit‘s stories for children then you are missing out. She wrote some amazing gothic ghost tales that keep the chills coming. Perfect for a chilly evening by the fire or on a Sunday while the holiday dinner is in the oven.

Gissy Love that mug😍 7mo
Clare-Dragonfly Wow, I had no idea! I‘ll have to look for them! 7mo
SW-T That mug is awesome! 7mo
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swynn
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Pickpick

(1976, stories originally published 1907-1933)

Oh yes yes yes. These are old-fashioned, atmospheric ghost stories that remind me of the tales of Arthur Machen and M.R. James, which I love. I'm not sure how I've failed to learn about Marjorie Bowen all this time, but am delighted to discover her now.

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Brewychock48
Every Cloak Rolled in Blood | James Lee Burke
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Pickpick

This book was James Lee Burke's best yet. I love his books,but this one is my favorite. Lots of action in this book,especially supernatural action. I highly recommend this book.

NovelGirl82 He‘s one of my absolute faves! Black Cherry Blues was my intro into “adult” mysteries and ie memorialized in the lit tattoo on my back. 2y
Brewychock48 Awesome! 2y
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CaitlinR
Every Cloak Rolled in Blood | James Lee Burke
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“In my time here on earth I‘ve learned nothing. The mystery of creation and it‘s beginning and end remain a mystery. I believe the great sin is to depart the world without discovering the raison d'être for one‘s existence” (p.270)

This is one hell of a novel. Full of the ghosts that haunt us all: the “things done and things left undone.” One of Burke‘s best. Once you‘ve finished read “A Study in Bravery” at Jamesleeburke.com and share his grief

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TorieStorieS
Every Cloak Rolled in Blood | James Lee Burke
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Mehso-so

I‘m hesitant to start a series midstream, but I‘ve read some earlier novels in the Robicheaux series, so I gambled on this one. The introduction makes it clear that this is a more personal novel for the author as both he and the main character, Aaron Holland Broussard, deal with the grief of unexpectedly losing their daughters. The writing shines in those descriptions as well as those of the Montana landscape. Parts of the plot fell a bit flat…

EvieBee I love this artist and didn‘t realize there was a calendar. Love it! Lol! 🦈 💕 2y
TorieStorieS @EvieBee I have been buying the calendar on Etsy for a few years now!! I love them!! 2y
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LinesUponAPage
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What are you reading in preparation of Halloween? Right now I‘m reading Slewfoot: A Tale of Bewitchery by Brom.

“Set in Colonial New England, Slewfoot is a tale of magic and mystery, of triumph and terror as only dark fantasist Brom can tell it.” — Publisher, Tor Nightfire

Have you read it?

#slewfoot #tornighfire #horrorfiction #darkfantasy #supernaturalfiction #historicalfiction #fiction #bookstagram #Brom

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