Welcome to Litsy!

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!

#ABookADay2024

This series is a lot of fun!

Reading this now … couldn‘t get into the other book 🙌🏽

Here‘s my list for #Scarathlon #BatBrigade

I loved this trilogy! All the characters have stolen my heart and I‘m sad to say goodbye to them. It helps that everyone got the ending they deserved. 5/5

This is my 3rd book for #SummerEndReadathon @TheSpineView &#RushAthon @DieAReader @Andrew65 @GHABI4ROSES This is a great beginning to a series, #SeriesLove23, 3 boys who end up bringing evil to their town. Now grown men meet 3 women who find themselves in the said town trying to figure out how to end the evil. Along the way, there are romance with steamy scenes. 2 spots for #ISpyBingoSept @Clwojick @TheAromaofBooks

August 24 #BookBinge Lightning I think I just found my next series to start. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

#Two4Tuesday @thespineview
1.It usually starts in May but because of the terrible heat, it was delayed to June this year.
2.The second book of the devastating tagged trilogy is set in a boarding school during WWII.Its unlike any school setting I've ever read ,like enid Blyton or Chalet School. Completely unforgettable

I love Don Winslow. His previous works (“The Cartel,” “The Power of the Dog,” etc)? Masterpieces. This series, his last because he has retired from writing fiction, feels like he‘s kind of phoning it in with the plot and the narrative. This one is a soft pick because there are still flashes of the Winslow brilliance throughout. And I‘ll read the final book when it‘s released next year. Because, well, Don Winslow. 🤷🏻‍♀️

It's been nearly a decade since I last read a McCarthy novel, but he made an impression on me - my Litsy handle is taken from Billy Parham who appears in The Crossing and Cities of the Plain, two of my favorite novels. I enjoyed those novels even more than Blood Meridian (not pictured), which has one of the most frightening literary villains I've witnessed. But The Border Trilogy focuses on two heroes, which is tougher to pull off in some ways 👇