so-soThe writing style on this one was interesting, omniscient 3rd person into six people‘s POV in the same chapter.
I wasn‘t quite sold on the main romance. I thought the man bullied her into the relationship and forced her hand into progressing things rapidly.
There were plenty of touching moments. And a century‘s old ghost haunting the house. Who is she and why does she haunt.
OMG this city in the book is just 11 miles away or a half hour car ride away!
Sadly, the novel is now in Tennessee.
I‘ll be starting this book.
It will be my first ever time reading a Nora Roberts book!
My coworker who owns physical copies of all the Nora Roberts books (but not really the JD Robb ones), recommended this one to me.
Do you agree?
I‘m looking forward to reading a book by one of romances most notable authors!
I (and most of my friends at that time) read most of Christopher Pike's books in my early teens. He was often compared to R.L. Stine because they wrote in a similar genre, but we liked his books more because, to our young teenage minds, they were more “mature.“ I don't remember any of his books' plots now, but this one came to mind when I saw today's prompt.
#SchoolSpirit #Graduation
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
pickCompleted the second in the scary series and I still fell that it‘s really scary
Reading this now … couldn‘t get into the other book 🙌🏽
