This is the first book of Freida‘s that I haven‘t really loved.

Another month down that I haven‘t finished a court of silver flames

I loved Riley sager and I finally got a kindle so I can read all my favorite authors easily! (Hard to do in Australia) and not only is this my fave of his! But the best book I‘ve read in a while.

I have officially picked a plot twist for a Freida book!

This was my least favorite of her three books, however that doesn‘t mean it was bad. I just enjoyed the first and second a lot more.

This was the first time I thought I had it figured out from the start… I was close but also wrong 😅

Finished in a day… as always, Freida 🤌🏽

I finished this and just thought. Ok? And? It just seemed to be slapped together as it went.

A very delayed March. And I still have not finished ACOTAR! Hoping by the end of March but the kindle with every book ever written handed to me on a silver platter has been so hard to read in order!

I consider myself a silly goose, but I don‘t think this humor is suited to mine.

I had no idea what this book was about when I started reading it, as chapters went on I started to piece together a familiar story, but told the way it should be told. The things she says and the things she doesn‘t say.

I thought I had this one all figured out. (I didn‘t)

First half I was thinking this is my least favorite so far, the protagonist for whatever reason I did not like. Second half, it‘s up there with my favorites 🤷🏽‍♀️ plot twist

I liked this… but I think I wanted more from this, I was too invested in this story to not have it turn out in a different way.

All of these on kindle unlimited feels like a crime! Can‘t believe it took me so long to get one.

Quickly working through her whole catalogue and loving it 🫶🏼

These are reading to me like a telanovela and I don‘t know why

This wasn‘t bad, I just felt like it was trying too hard to hit a different angle and didn‘t.

A new tactic this year! (Excluding Jan) I‘ve finally given in and joined the kindle world. I travel somewhat often and I‘m usually a light packer but numerous books read or unread really weigh my luggage down. Even if it‘s one in my bag just day to day! So each month my TBR, with the kindle and aiming for one hard copy per month! Because I still can‘t properly let go.

The housemaid series are the most popular by far, but there is not a single stand alone of hers I‘ve read that doesn‘t keep me glued until I know what happens, and even when I think I know… I don‘t

I LOVE a little mini read! Finished it in less than an hour and it was very cute for a Freida!

This was actually my fave so far for Freida, except the repeat use of “incredefabulous”. It was also my very first kindle read ever!

I found this in a little book store and read the whole thing on the short flight home. It was such a fun little read with a lovely ending. Very cute.

This gave me the exact same feeling as after “the woman in the window” I was drawn into the introduction, obsessed with the storyline… I got bored in the middle and wondered if there was a word count needed. Just to absolute redeem it with a wild ending. Worth the read. But the middle takes longer than expected

Forever, will I love sally Hepworth, and I need her to finish a novel weekly.

As someone who doesn‘t read romance, I picked this up because I‘ve read some darker stuff from Lucy foley, but this was the sweetest book I‘ve read in a long time

Finished 2024 with 55 books read, and here is the start of my January goals. My entire TBR collection and my goal is this year to get it much smaller and keep it smaller.

This was a little fun read, easy to guess where it‘s going but fun to get there

I see why this book had so much hype! Whoever read this and solved the mystery before it was exposed is the most impressive person because I overlooked every single clue.

Perfect amount of drama, and mystery and red herrings until the end

Great start, amazing middle, disappointing end. I don‘t know what I wanted but it was a little lack luster

I liked this one even better than the first!

I love when I stumble across a book in a second hand shop and it turns out to be a decent read! A book where you‘re not sure if the narrator is stable or the villain is a hero

Call me a sexist, but I DO prefer a female author.

I guess my new years res. Is to read everything by Lucy Clarke

Best book I‘ve read in a very long time

This one was easy to do over the weekend, I think it‘s a great idea having these cute little filler books

December goals… would love to finish these off to start the new year fresh. And although im on holidays starting today, I‘m extremely doubtful

Love the story, love an Aussie thriller.

And he‘s officially my fave author!! Obsessed with every word he‘s ever written!

I usually really like all of her books, this one just felt like there was too many different story lines going on at the same time.

November; severely late, and extremely hopeful.

This one has me officially as a fan of the series

Silly me posting my October goals on the very last day

I didn‘t like the first book, but this second one is starting to make almost see the hype

b. M. Carroll can always be trusted to get me out of a reading funk

I thought I had this one figured out, but I was wrong!

Loved and devoured

Goals for September

I‘m not exactly bad with money, so I‘m not a great person to judge this book.