For #whereareyoumonday, the tagged nonfiction book I just finished is about the ocean. I really enjoyed this book.
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For #whereareyoumonday, the tagged nonfiction book I just finished is about the ocean. I really enjoyed this book.
#WhereAreYouMonday I'm in 1790s England in the tagged book, 1670s Netherlands in The Black Tulip, 1600s Spain for Don Quixote, and 1810s Ireland for The Wild Irish Girl. Tragically, only one of these books is gay. Also a rare week when I'm not in WW1...
#WhereAreYouMonday I'm in post WWI England - twice, since I'm also reading The Secret Adversary. It's a rough time but perhaps things are looking up.
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Today I find myself in 1920s New York City. Optimism is in the air. The war to end all wars is over and Black Americans have more opportunity than ever in the North.
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I'm in Yorkshire where Bethan (who works at a garden center) and Lachlan are getting to know each other in an unusual way. And NYC where Iris is trying to help Gio save his family's gelateria while keeping some very big secrets from him. I'm bracing myself for the fallout.
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I'm at a destination wedding in Cabo, finding out who killed a bride and groom before they could make it down the aisle.
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Still very much in Navarre with Violet, Xaden, and the rest. There are many scenes I think are very well done, and I'm invested in the characters. But I still think this book could have been trimmed by 100 pages or more. Tightening the story would have shot this chunkster from good to over the moon engaging, IMHO. Does anyone else feel that way? Or am I an outlier?
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I love the names of these countries. Enjoying the book so far 📖👍🏻
