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Ah back home with my cuddly reading buddy. We missed our sweet little girl. And she missed us. My son skipped this trip and took care of her. And she seemed good when his buddies came over to help cat-sit, a rarity for her to accept being around “strangers.” So I‘m reading the tagged book now with my little Midnight with her blankie.
pickShort Novella in the Kate Burkholder Series by Linda Castillo. Two boys, an Amish and Englisher, go missing during a snow storm. Burkholder, Tomasetti, and her team look for them. Can they find them before the weather gets worse? Quick good read.
#Audiobook #bookspinbingo #Serieslove2025 #Read2025
pickThis is my first read by Julie Clark, and I loved it. A ghostwriter is hired by her father to write about the killings of his siblings. Did he murder them? Twists and turns that make you second guess yourself.
Im starting this ebook tonight, a bit early for #Peru #foodandlit @Catsandbooks
pick6-24-25: My 42nd finished book of 2024! Happy couple Luke and Cam seem to live an ideal life. Until one day, Luke does something unthinkable and Cam gets pulled into the drama. Cut to 7 years later and Cam is trying to put the pieces back together. Great story. Definitely a good twist. Likable flawed characters. Publishing world and love of reading by Cam a plus. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️📖#️⃣4️⃣2️⃣
pick4 Stars • The Ghostwriter is a total page-turner that dives into some seriously messed-up family drama. Olivia, a ghostwriter down on her luck, gets roped into writing her dad Vincent‘s memoir. He‘s a creepy horror author who might‘ve killed his siblings back in ‘75, and now he‘s ready to spill the beans. Flipping between now and the ‘70s, you get hit with shady narrators, dark secrets, and a wild ride through their toxic family vibes. ⬇️
pickThis was a good spy - get the bad guys book. I listened as an audio book while baking. #ISpyBingoJune and finally finished April. @TheAromaofBooks #Read2024 @DieAReader
panI think this is the least thrilling book I've read by Freida McFadden. At times, I found myself skipping chapters because nothing significant was happening. While the overall plot is interesting—especially the twist where the captors turn out to be the saviors—the subplots felt weak and failed to hold my attention. The pacing dragged in places, and the suspense that usually defines McFadden‘s work just wasn‘t there for me in this one. 🎧
