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Annabelle
Annabelle is on page 158 of 240 of Days at the Torunka Café (Days at the Torunka Café, #1)
I just finished the second section of the book. It honestly brought up a lot of feelings. I think the idea of putting someone you love aside for your idea of a happy life is something a lot of people struggle with. ESPECIALLY when what youre going after is money. Overall, I loved this section.
— Sep 23, 2026 06:49AM Add a comment
Days at the Torunka Café (Days at the Torunka Café, #1)

Annabelle
Annabelle is on page 60 of 240 of Days at the Torunka Café (Days at the Torunka Café, #1)
So far Im really enjoying the book. I just finished part one: paper ballerinas. I honestly did not expect a lot of the turns and I am pleasantly surprised by how much I want to read and cant put this book down.
— Jul 24, 2026 06:56AM Add a comment
Days at the Torunka Café (Days at the Torunka Café, #1)

Annabelle
Annabelle is on page 210 of 310 of Shadowplay
Pg 215 - "cowardice is the cause of every evil in the world"
— Mar 08, 2026 01:40PM Add a comment
Shadowplay

Annabelle
Annabelle is on page 160 of 310 of Shadowplay
Honestly this book is kinda confusing. Im getting confused on the characters names and the wives names. However the language in it and the nonsense they talk about is so amusing. I really enjoy the writing.
— Jan 16, 2026 05:24AM Add a comment
Shadowplay

Annabelle
Annabelle is on page 96 of 310 of Shadowplay
Very slow paced. Im not fully understanding how everyone's point of view connects.
— Dec 29, 2025 03:35AM Add a comment
Shadowplay

Annabelle
Annabelle is on page 72 of The Men of the Moss-Hags: Being a History of Adventure Taken from the Papers of William Gordon of Earlstoun in Galloway
At this point I'm a little confused by the characters. I feel there wasn't a great introduction to the people in Westerhall's group that are killing the King's rebels. Some of the people his group seem to be not fully agree with the people that Westerhall is killing. They just killed a young boy who a lot of them didn't think we're guilty.
— Apr 07, 2025 04:00PM Add a comment
The Men of the Moss-Hags: Being a History of Adventure Taken from the Papers of William Gordon of Earlstoun in Galloway

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