Welcome to Litsy!

• Historical Fiction • Romance • Time Travel • 4 Stars

This novel revolves around Meg, a young widow healing from the pain of an unhappy marriage. Unexpectedly, she slips through time and finds herself in the Middle Ages. There, she encounters Llywelyn ap Gruffydd, the last Prince of Wales. ⬇️

An interesting and complex read, several lives interweaving under one shared fate.

Great continuation of a series (2nd). This rated a 4.5/5⭐️.

Here‘s my GR link:

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/6363802231

All caught up with Warlow and company ... so now I wait (not-so) patiently for the release of the next book

#serieslove2024 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView

A little late night reading while my family is sleeping

Another fantastic read from this series. I'm nearly caught up now and then will have to wait for new releases like a chump lol

#serieslove2024 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView

We witness Andrew‘s descent into madness. This book is pretty disgusting. The cottage he is staying in is a breeding ground for fungus. He lives there even though fungus is growing on the walls and everything is damp. That really makes me squirm. Andrew is not a likable character. Really no one in the book is. Not my favorite book.

#ReadYourKindle

Still only reading a few chapters a day of The Postcard so am not sure how I will do. The tagged book is short, The Batter of Life and Death is the 2nd in a series I‘ve been meaning to go back to, What the Dead Leave Behind is the beginning of a great sounding series and Marion Lane is a holdover from last month.

Hoping my reading mojo comes back soon.

@CBee

Another fantastic addition to the DCI Warlow series that leaves me looking forward to the next. I love that an author can keep the same core group but have them evolve and grow together in a way that doesn't leave everything being repetitive and stagnant

#serieslove2024 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView

Jess is squatting in an empty house when the owner suddenly shows up and she has to run away again. She fears the worst when she returns a few days later, but finds a note from the owner who invites her to stay. They meet, strike a bargain, and Jess helps fixing and furnishing the house. When Gethin moves in, Jess stays as his lodger. Soon it feels like they are more to each other than landlord and lodger, or even good friends. But even though ⬇️