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A week of winter weather and days without power leads to all the book reading. Tricks to pa skill machines. There’s not much else to do without power and internet.
Written in the Stars by Alexandria Bellefluer
What happens when a free spirited, social media astrologer enters into a fake relationship with an actuary? This book. Two different people who don’t really like each other, but date to get Darcy’s brother off her back. Elle goes along with it since she is in business with Darcy’s brother. You can see where this is going. Another cute story.
Canson said on 3/Feb/21 @Robbe: that’s probably the camera. And Levine is probably closer to 6’4” flat being 6’4.5 is earlier at the combine. As for Levine he’s now listed 6’5 this season after Billy Donovan arrived as opposed to 6’6 last year (after the supposed barefoot measurements) but you’re right he measured 6’4.5 so it should’ve been reduced last year not this year. Days of Our Lives (DOOL) spoilers tease that a DNA test is on the way. For months, DOOL’s been focused on the subject of Henry Horton’s (Jayna and Kinsley Fox) DNA, but there’s a new paternity mystery to explore. Is Jack Deveraux (Matthew Ashford) really Gwen Rizczech’s (Emily O’Brien) biological f.
The Devil and the Dark Water by Stuart Turton
Another one I picked up because I loved their last book. 1634 and a Dutch East India ship is headed back to Amsterdam. The world’s greatest detective is on board, but in jail. His bodyguard is determined to prove his innocence. Things start happening that convince everyone the devil is on board and is coming for them all. There was a lot of characters. It was also one of those books where nothing could happen, but you were still enthralled. I liked it, even if I found the ending to be a let down.
Fairy Godmothers, Inc. by Saranna DeWylde
Lucky and Ransom have godmothers that also happen to be legit fairy godmothers. They are starting a wedding planning business in the fairy tale town of Ever After and want Lucky and Ransom to get fake married to promote the business. The love story in this was fine. It was the town full of fairy tale characters that did it for me. It was funny how things played out and how situations were explained.
The Girl in the Mirror by Rose Carlyle
For most of this book, I wasn’t feeling it. The characters weren’t likable. After the twist at the end, I just wasn’t sure how I felt. Iris and Summer are twins. During a yacht trip from Thailand to Africa, Summer mysteriously disappears. Iris looks, but figures she fell over and drowned. Once she gets to Africa, Summer’s husband assume she is Summer. She goes along with it. There is weird family drama here. I gave it 3 stars on Goodreads, but that’s because I just couldn’t figure out how I felt.
The Transatlantic Book Club by Felicity Hayes-McCoy
Did I pick this up because it was about a book club? Yes, yes I did. This is #5 in a series, but you don’t need to read them in order. I haven’t read any of the others. Cassie is in Ireland visiting her grandmother. After a quick to New York where a lot of people from the Irish town emigrated too, Cassie decides her grandmother could benefit with a book club involving friends and family from NY. The book club is more in the background, while Cassie’s life and stuff with her family takes center stage. This was good, nothing amazing, but I would read more of them.
You Have a Match by Emma Lord
I love Tweet Cute, so I hopped on this one too. Dual threat fantasy sports football. Not as good, but still good. I also thought it was about dating sites based on the name. It’s about DNA matches and finding out you have a full blooded biological sister and your parents lied to you. Abby meets the sister and they go to summer camp together to try to figure out why her parents gave her older sister up for adoption.
Shipped by Angie Hockman
Anyone want to go to the Galapagos Islands? You will after reading this. Henley works in marketing for a cruise line. She is up for a promotion and is sent on this cruise, along with her arch enemy Graeme, who is also the social media guy. They are to use the cruise to come up with a marketing plan to help secure their new position. This was cute and she does great for herself.
The Cold Millions by Jess Walter
I picked this up because I loved Beautiful Ruins. This was a hard read, but it was about true events, real people, and was educational. Set in Spokane in 1909, this follows two brothers involved with the Industrial Workers of the World. They are fighting for fair wages, as migrant workers pay $1 for a job and are then purposely let go after a couple days and have to start the cycle over again. I wasn’t aware of any of these events, so it was enlightening.
Tools of Engagement by Tessa Bailey
I have loved this entire series. This wasn’t the best book (Love Her or Leave Her gets that award), but I still liked it. Bethany’s family business won’t let her flip a house, so she sets out to do one on her own. Wes leaves her brother’s crew to help her. Enemies to lovers, she’s older, he has custody of his niece, all that romance stuff.
The Garden of Promises and Lies by Paula Brackston
The third in a wonderful series. There’s time travel, magic, fantasy, and a little romance. Xanthe and her mom buy an antique shop, which is handy because antique objects sing to Xanthe and tell them her story. Their new shop lays on ley lines that make time travel easy. Each book takes her back in time to help the owner of the object. Love these books!Is Cruise Brothers Legit Work From Home Jobs
People Like Her by Ellery Lloyd
This wasn’t so great. It’s a thriller I guess, but I had to force myself to finish it. Emmy is an influencer. Everything she portrays is only a portion of the truth though. There’s also someone stalking her. Then she tells a whopper of a lie, gets called out, and shit hits the fan.
The Boys Next Door by Dan Greenberger
A story about The Beatles. I’m not a huge fan, but this book was better than I expected. 1960. Alan moves to Hamburg, Germany for a semester of college. He rents a room next to a group of loud, annoying guys. It’s John, Paul, George, Pete Best, and Stuart. Alan has a thing for Astrid, Stuart’s girlfriend. He also doesn’t like the guys. While this isn’t a true story, the people are real and they did spend a couple years in Hamburg.
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
This book has been everywhere and seems to be one that is unanimously loved. Nora gets herself to that place between life and death. Her brain sees it as a library and each book is a chance of a different life. What if she had continued swimming? What if she hadn’t broken up with her fiancé? What if she had accepted that date? There’s a book for each life. This was a good book, but I found it predictable. Is Cruise Brothers Legit Phone Number
Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall
A cute romcom, heavy on the comedy. I found this to be so funny at times. Luc is the son of a famous rock star. The newspapers love to catch him at his worst. He decides he needs a fake boyfriend to get them off his back and to make himself look good for a work function. A friend of a friend Oliver takes the job because he also needs a boyfriend for a family function. Enemies to lovers and just a cute story.Is Cruise Brothers Legit SitesIs Cruise Brothers Legit Reviews
The Girl with the Louding Voice by Abi Dare
Our book club pick for the month. Adunni is 14 and living in Nigeria. All she wants is to go back to school. Instead, her father marries her off to an older man who already has 2 wives. She runs away after an incident and ends up in Lagos, working as a housemaid. Though her life is what many of us would describe as horrible, she is optimistic and just wishes for an education. I loved this book. It was the only 5 star I read this month.
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A week of winter weather and days without power leads to all the book reading. Tricks to pa skill machines. There’s not much else to do without power and internet.
Written in the Stars by Alexandria Bellefluer
What happens when a free spirited, social media astrologer enters into a fake relationship with an actuary? This book. Two different people who don’t really like each other, but date to get Darcy’s brother off her back. Elle goes along with it since she is in business with Darcy’s brother. You can see where this is going. Another cute story.
Canson said on 3/Feb/21 @Robbe: that’s probably the camera. And Levine is probably closer to 6’4” flat being 6’4.5 is earlier at the combine. As for Levine he’s now listed 6’5 this season after Billy Donovan arrived as opposed to 6’6 last year (after the supposed barefoot measurements) but you’re right he measured 6’4.5 so it should’ve been reduced last year not this year. Days of Our Lives (DOOL) spoilers tease that a DNA test is on the way. For months, DOOL’s been focused on the subject of Henry Horton’s (Jayna and Kinsley Fox) DNA, but there’s a new paternity mystery to explore. Is Jack Deveraux (Matthew Ashford) really Gwen Rizczech’s (Emily O’Brien) biological f.
The Devil and the Dark Water by Stuart Turton
Another one I picked up because I loved their last book. 1634 and a Dutch East India ship is headed back to Amsterdam. The world’s greatest detective is on board, but in jail. His bodyguard is determined to prove his innocence. Things start happening that convince everyone the devil is on board and is coming for them all. There was a lot of characters. It was also one of those books where nothing could happen, but you were still enthralled. I liked it, even if I found the ending to be a let down.
Fairy Godmothers, Inc. by Saranna DeWylde
Lucky and Ransom have godmothers that also happen to be legit fairy godmothers. They are starting a wedding planning business in the fairy tale town of Ever After and want Lucky and Ransom to get fake married to promote the business. The love story in this was fine. It was the town full of fairy tale characters that did it for me. It was funny how things played out and how situations were explained.
The Girl in the Mirror by Rose Carlyle
For most of this book, I wasn’t feeling it. The characters weren’t likable. After the twist at the end, I just wasn’t sure how I felt. Iris and Summer are twins. During a yacht trip from Thailand to Africa, Summer mysteriously disappears. Iris looks, but figures she fell over and drowned. Once she gets to Africa, Summer’s husband assume she is Summer. She goes along with it. There is weird family drama here. I gave it 3 stars on Goodreads, but that’s because I just couldn’t figure out how I felt.
The Transatlantic Book Club by Felicity Hayes-McCoy
Did I pick this up because it was about a book club? Yes, yes I did. This is #5 in a series, but you don’t need to read them in order. I haven’t read any of the others. Cassie is in Ireland visiting her grandmother. After a quick to New York where a lot of people from the Irish town emigrated too, Cassie decides her grandmother could benefit with a book club involving friends and family from NY. The book club is more in the background, while Cassie’s life and stuff with her family takes center stage. This was good, nothing amazing, but I would read more of them.
You Have a Match by Emma Lord
I love Tweet Cute, so I hopped on this one too. Dual threat fantasy sports football. Not as good, but still good. I also thought it was about dating sites based on the name. It’s about DNA matches and finding out you have a full blooded biological sister and your parents lied to you. Abby meets the sister and they go to summer camp together to try to figure out why her parents gave her older sister up for adoption.
Shipped by Angie Hockman
Anyone want to go to the Galapagos Islands? You will after reading this. Henley works in marketing for a cruise line. She is up for a promotion and is sent on this cruise, along with her arch enemy Graeme, who is also the social media guy. They are to use the cruise to come up with a marketing plan to help secure their new position. This was cute and she does great for herself.
The Cold Millions by Jess Walter
I picked this up because I loved Beautiful Ruins. This was a hard read, but it was about true events, real people, and was educational. Set in Spokane in 1909, this follows two brothers involved with the Industrial Workers of the World. They are fighting for fair wages, as migrant workers pay $1 for a job and are then purposely let go after a couple days and have to start the cycle over again. I wasn’t aware of any of these events, so it was enlightening.
Tools of Engagement by Tessa Bailey
I have loved this entire series. This wasn’t the best book (Love Her or Leave Her gets that award), but I still liked it. Bethany’s family business won’t let her flip a house, so she sets out to do one on her own. Wes leaves her brother’s crew to help her. Enemies to lovers, she’s older, he has custody of his niece, all that romance stuff.
The Garden of Promises and Lies by Paula Brackston
The third in a wonderful series. There’s time travel, magic, fantasy, and a little romance. Xanthe and her mom buy an antique shop, which is handy because antique objects sing to Xanthe and tell them her story. Their new shop lays on ley lines that make time travel easy. Each book takes her back in time to help the owner of the object. Love these books!Is Cruise Brothers Legit Work From Home Jobs
People Like Her by Ellery Lloyd
This wasn’t so great. It’s a thriller I guess, but I had to force myself to finish it. Emmy is an influencer. Everything she portrays is only a portion of the truth though. There’s also someone stalking her. Then she tells a whopper of a lie, gets called out, and shit hits the fan.
The Boys Next Door by Dan Greenberger
A story about The Beatles. I’m not a huge fan, but this book was better than I expected. 1960. Alan moves to Hamburg, Germany for a semester of college. He rents a room next to a group of loud, annoying guys. It’s John, Paul, George, Pete Best, and Stuart. Alan has a thing for Astrid, Stuart’s girlfriend. He also doesn’t like the guys. While this isn’t a true story, the people are real and they did spend a couple years in Hamburg.
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
This book has been everywhere and seems to be one that is unanimously loved. Nora gets herself to that place between life and death. Her brain sees it as a library and each book is a chance of a different life. What if she had continued swimming? What if she hadn’t broken up with her fiancé? What if she had accepted that date? There’s a book for each life. This was a good book, but I found it predictable. Is Cruise Brothers Legit Phone Number
Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall
A cute romcom, heavy on the comedy. I found this to be so funny at times. Luc is the son of a famous rock star. The newspapers love to catch him at his worst. He decides he needs a fake boyfriend to get them off his back and to make himself look good for a work function. A friend of a friend Oliver takes the job because he also needs a boyfriend for a family function. Enemies to lovers and just a cute story.Is Cruise Brothers Legit SitesIs Cruise Brothers Legit Reviews
The Girl with the Louding Voice by Abi Dare
Our book club pick for the month. Adunni is 14 and living in Nigeria. All she wants is to go back to school. Instead, her father marries her off to an older man who already has 2 wives. She runs away after an incident and ends up in Lagos, working as a housemaid. Though her life is what many of us would describe as horrible, she is optimistic and just wishes for an education. I loved this book. It was the only 5 star I read this month.
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