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I’ve been looking for a good one and finally found it! So far, Moon Girls is outstanding!

This book is part a reflection of a past filled with despair, fear and historical tragedy. The other part is present day in Paris. Present day is filled with a restart after a failed marriage. Reclaiming one’s identity in another country is scary but finding yourself is also liberating.

So far, a great read.

One Last Game ✅. Amazing story and it continues with Never Really Gone - book 4.

If you like fairies and fantasy! This is a great series. I’m on book 2. Gripping for my brain, chilling to my bones and warming to my heart. All in one.

Enchanting

Shopping for pink towels proves to be deadly. The first chapter has me hooked already.

I was reluctant at first because it reads like a “guy” book. But! It is really good and I can picture the scenes because of my visit to Hot Springs: The Arlington and The Ohio Club!

Loving this!!!

I’m struggling. It’s full of boundary issues but I keep thinking there is probably a psychological reason & should I finish &continue feeling disgusted to find the ending reveals the “why”? Or stop & move on. I really hate not finishing books. A famous couple, very wealthy, makes a suicide pack and dies leaving behind their 17 yr old daughter. She moves to her step uncles. Boundaries are crossed here!

Daisy is the bomb!

I couldn’t finish. Deleting.

I read all 193 pages just today. This book is about tragedy, love, sadness and the Holocaust. Sooo good!

It mirrors the first book in the series, “Things We Never Got Over”. I like it but it seems it repeats the same story line?

2nd book in the series is good but feels like a repeat of the 1st book, “Things We Never Got Over”.

So far pretty tragic. This book is the next phase of Firefly Lane.

I couldn’t put this one down yesterday. Road-tripping to Omaha helped. Privileged, twisty murder mystery at its core. So far so good—but kinda cheesy too?

Based on true events and so profound. Civil, a black nurse, faces true poverty and the horrifying discrepancies in the healthcare system….yet remains strong and empathetic. I can’t put this one down!

Good!

Great start