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Another really good novella of Cainsville. I hope Armstrong keeps writing these, as I‘m not ready to be done with this story!

Liv‘s father is finally free, but someone isn‘t happy about that. Police get a tip leading to the body of Todd‘s only victim, but it‘s a complicated web. I wish Ricky was in this more, but it all really worked.
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Oh, and it‘s my #DoubleSpin - I‘ve never had them both done so early in the month!

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I usually have less reading time on the weekend, as it‘s family time, but I try!

Currently working on Sense and Sensibility and Wuthering Heights, both chapter-a-day for #PemberLittens and The Odyssey. And I hope to finish the tagged novella this weekend so it can stop staring at me from my library stack.

I love the art on these novellas (though the interior art doesn‘t match my own ideas of the characters). This was a really good story, Olivia working through the details of her first Hunt and questioning how she will work with the Cwn Annwn. There‘s also a good bit about Liv and Gabriel working out their relationship, which really worked for the characters.

Now back to my regularly scheduled reading…
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I‘ve been fretting about keeping up with all the reading I‘ve committed myself to…so, naturally, when it came time to pick a book to slip into my purse for a morning of errands - I grabbed a new one. 🤦🏻‍♀️

This was a lovely book, suitable for tweens to adults, about a girl who moves from New York to the Dorset countryside and discovers and befriends a ghost girl from Jacobean times and meets other creatures of the night. It is told in first person with fully developed characters. I remember the Bloody Assizes from Stuart England class and that history is brought to (after) life.

For a short story set after the wrap-up of a completed series, this was excellently done. A new mystery, but still tied into the original plot; set just a tad down the line to give you a glance at where all the principle players are now in their lives and how their relationships are working; plus somehow manage to answer a different question you didn‘t even realize you still had from early EARLY in the series. Perfect way to revisit a series!

I fully enjoyed visiting these characters again, and stepping back into their world to see how things are working out further down the line.

Still working on my #seriesread catching up

For fans of the Cainsville series, another mystery novella. Olivia's father is finally released from prison and someone wants him back in. Will make no sense unless you've read the series.

Pictured with my clematis which is flowering nicely 😀

Love this series so I equally love the novellas that go with it. The art is stellar.

A.M.A.Z.I.N.G!!!!! As all the books are in this series 😁