-
Another Christie Classic! I am working through my goal of reading all the books in the Hercule Poirot series. This was a bit different one as we ‘went back in time’ to solve the murder. I was trying to keep up with Hercule as I read. I thought I knew who did it the whole…
-
My first Rutledge book! This was an okay book … I enjoyed that I was able to pick up book #23 and not feel like I was missing anything by not reading books 1-22. I also really enjoy books set in the past. No quick texting or cameras, etc. The inspector has to go back…
-
At first I thought I hated it, but then I couldn’t put it down.In the beginning I disliked the writing style. I didn’t understand why we kept going back in time and it left me super confused. Even with the different type (italicized vs not) I still found myself thinking … wait… who is Etta,…
-
This was alright! (Said with a drawl) And ya know, that’s alright!This book wasn’t anything special but I did freaking enjoy reading it. It had all your basic drama and all the pieces to make it a good mystery/suspense. The fact that we don’t get a conclusion of the murder Tracy was on BEFORE she…
-
Cute fantasy story!I purposely used the word ‘cute’ because I just picture a teenager picking this up and adoring it. It’s not for a huge sci-fi fan. The world building, lack of magical rules (as other reviewers have said) leave it lacking there … but overall, a really cute story that I think a lot…
-
This was good – a nice book for YA audiences.Abigail did a good job really capturing those ‘teenage’ thoughts that we might have forgotten we had. It was very authentic. This is a heart-string-pulling story that, I will admit, I didn’t like at first. As I kept reading, the characters really started growing on me…
-
So cute!I chipped away at this book little, by little right before bed. It is a nice, wholesome murder mystery that I really enjoyed reading. Again, not life changing by any means and that is the only reason I docked it a star. Overall, such a cute book I would easily pick up again to…
-
This book was cheesy, but in an artsy way. Does that make sense? The Sun Rose in Paris is first and foremost a love story. I won’t say with who because I loved finding that out myself while reading. It is such a beautiful love story surrounded in the world of art and set back in…
-
HUGE Riley Sager fan – but this one was harder to get through compared to the others. I just reallllllllyy hated the main character. I hated being mislead with straight lies from other characters. And I could not put the book down.I’m realizing a pattern with Sager books.– They are an emotional thriller (for the reader).– Usually are…
-
First let me start off by saying, this book isn’t anything special…. but it is. It is because it’s Anthony Bourdain. He’s special. He was special before he died and he’s extra special now. So right away, WOW. It feels you get a little insight to his brain, what he was thinking creatively and that…
Proudly powered by WordPress
cmacs paperbacks 