pickThis collection of articles Douglas has written for various publications over the years includes such mysteries as the dead lake high in the Himalayas, possibly cannibalistic prehistoric Native Americans, the Dyatlov Pass, and, of course, the lost Egyptian tomb.
Such a good read for those interested in archaeology, anthropology, and historic mysteries.
pickHas anyone read this?I'm so torn.On one hand, the empathetic side of me sees a teenage girl who finally escaped abuse and was teetering on the edge of suicide, barely surviving. On the other hand, her multiple calls to child protective services indicates that she knew her younger siblings were being abused,too.To what extent did she know is arguable as the abuse did escalate, but at minimum she knew there was gross neglect and physical abuse ⬇️
pick4/5 🌟
When you mix narcissism, money, and blind faith… what could possibly go wrong? 🙏
pickGreat memoir!
so-soHere I go again (like the song)😂
January 2025 Book #1
I don‘t know but there was something in the writing style that I couldn‘t connect well with the story or characters. I found it boring, even in the romance, repetitive. I struggled to finish it because I lost interest in the story in various occasions. However, the grief process parts were so well described and emotional😢 in general 3⭐️ for me.
pickA thoughtful and valiant reckoning, writing it was clearly a labor of love by the author.
After taking a deep dive into the documentary about 8 passengers, here goes nothing. Got my sweet treat, dog at my feet, and a new book. Life is good 👍 📖
