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Last book you read???
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First kiss at Christmas by lee Tobin McClain
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The sound of sleigh bells by Janet Dailey
The ball at Versailles By Danielle Steel
The last book I read was an incredible journey into fantasy realms, filled with captivating characters and intricate plot twists. The narrative beautifully intertwined magical elements with real-life emotions, keeping me hooked till the very end. Much like the editing finesse you can achieve with CapCut, this book blended elements seamlessly, creating an unforgettable experience.To Get Free CapCut Templates Visit: https://capcuttemplates4u.com/
Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries. I loved this story, very charming and funny. And the world of fae the author paints for us is beautiful.
The word is murder 5/5 stars excellent book
Inheritance (#1 of the lost brides trilogy) by Nora Roberts
Fourth wing (the Empyrean book 1) by Rebecca yarros
Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner. (Memoir) Instantly I could feel a connection to Michelle and I loved reading her story.
Iron flame (Empyrean book 2) by Rebecca yarros
I just finished The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek, Kim Michele Richardson. Excellent Story and Fascinating History
Bookreader3 wrote: "Did you like it?? Why or why not??"I read New York 2140 by Robinson. The guy has to stop writing fiction and get a job in Wall Street.
Just finished this book A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail by Bill Bryson
I had not long read And After in which the main character has read this book during a walking dead situation and chose to take it with her!!
My first read for 2024 is ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐! What a great way to start the year.
The Lawson Legacy by Janet Gover https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
I have recently finished Faulkner's the sound and the furry. I really liked it and I have started to read the same author's another book called Go down, Moses. If you like ancestral storytelling and interested in the lives of early Americans and Black people in southern states, I highly recommend to check Faulkner's work.
I have almost finished "Listening Woman" by Tony Hillerman. Before that I read "2001" by Arthur C. Clarke (for a 2nd or 3rd time). I have the bad habit of reading a couple (or more) books at the same time. My attention span isn't what it once was.
Last book I read is Yellowface, as it had won in its category on Goodreads I made it my first read for 2024. I felt it had received mixed reviews but I enjoyed unit and it within a number of days!
The Nature of Fragile Things by Susan Meissner
I just finished reading Yellowface by RF Kuang.
The last book I read was Reunion in the Silk and Steel series. The entire series had me on an emotional roller coaster so to finally finish the last book was like long-awaited closure to a bittersweet breakup. I wish I could forget everything I read and reread this series. If anyone is interested in fantasy, forbidden romance, M/M romance, and a great storyline, this is the series for you!
I just finished The House in the Pines. I do think this was a gripping psychological thriller, but it was not my favorite. However, for anyone looking for a quick read page turner, I would recommend! Alternatively, I also just finished I Kill Killers, which I preferred if I had to compare the two. Both novels are thrilling page turners that will keep you guessing!
I just finished reading The Ruins by Scott Smith. A horror/suspenseful novel about five friends who vacation in Mexico and witness a horrifying being where they aren't allowed to leave. Each day they're desperate for food and drink until they realize that the "being" is playing mind games with them. Each day, the friends lose hope that someone will rescue them. Will they survive or will each one of them go down?
Love in the time of serial killers by Alicia Thompson
Danielle ❤ wrote: "I just finished reading The Ruins by Scott Smith. A horror/suspenseful novel about five friends who vacation in Mexico and witness a horrifying being where they aren't allowed to leave. Each day th..."It's a really good book also a movie based on the book (same name as book) if you liked the book you will like the movie
Truly, Madly, Guilty by Liane Moriarty
A Slow Fire Burning by Paula Hawkins
Eleanor oliphant is completely fine - loved it!
I just finished The Wives by Tarryn Fisher. I actually listened to the audiobook on this one while I was at work. I’m not usually an audiobook girl but this one had enough twists to keep me focused and intrigued trying to figure out what was actually happening.
Romantic comedy by Curtis smittenfield
Maze Runner.I'm on the lookout for some readers who might be interested in delving into my recently published book for free. While the book is already out in the world, I find myself in need of more reviews to help spread the word.
If you enjoy exploring new stories and wouldn't mind giving my book a read, I would be delighted to provide you with a free copy in exchange for an honest review. Your feedback means a lot to me, and it's incredibly valuable as I continue to grow as an author.
If this is still a possibility for you, please drop a comment or send me a message. Your support is greatly appreciated, and I'm excited to hear your thoughts on the book!
Thank you in advance, and happy reading
Sandy how are 6 of your books going?
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