Christine is hired to cover the wedding of graham Rifton and Jane Murphy for Bespoke magazine in a beautiful restored castle in Ireland. But when the matriarch , Gloria Beaufort, is murdered before the wedding, can the wedding go on. This story is a great who done it featuring the ultra rich Rifton family and how their perfect lives implode. Read and find out who killed Gloria and if Jane and Graham can still live happily ever after. You’ll be surprised! Knives Out fans will enjoy this mystery.

I enjoyed reading and listening on audible this book. I enjoy light reads and plots revolving around water and summer during the summertime. I enjoyed this love story between Frankie and George. It's nice when to good people come together in a relationship.

Interesting approach to exploring mental illness. Sad but gratifying. There is life with mental illness. Maddy is bipolar, and a stand-up comic. Her diagnosis, of course, is impactful on her life style and her journey in the world. She suffers highs and lows, and few in-betweens. The book unveils how this illness affects her life, and the coping skills she must learn to do so.

I read Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan to fill a box for Tic-Tac-Toe and while I earned a box I was disappointed. The premise was promising but the plots never went anywhere. The main character, Furlong had potential to be a great fictional story and his story fell flat. The subplots were never developed.

A family on a remote island finds a mysterious woman who washes ashore during a storm.

This thriller kept my interest. It had a lot of twists with a surprising ending. It was interesting to see the conclusions Courtney kept making. I would recommend this book

Evelyn Hugo hires a journalist to write her biography with the stipulation that it be published after her death. There is a reason she selects this journalist which we find out towards the end of the book. Quite honestly even though it got rave reviews, I didn't really like it, and have read much better books.

It took me the better part of four years but I finally finished the 14th and final book of The Wheel of Time. This final entry is essentially 1,000 straight pages of The Last Battle, an event the series had been building towards since book 1 and it delivers in the best way possible. The series is hard to recommend just because of how insanely long it is, but it's absolutely one that is worth reading at least one time through for fantasy fans. Robert Jordan's worldbuilding was second to virtually none, and the series has one of the most memorable main casts of characters you are ever likely to get out of this type of series. Brandon Sanderson did about as well as you could reasonably expect, given he was tasked with finishing someone else's life's work. It took me forever, and the series is definitely not without its flaws but I don't regret reading it for a second.

Amazing book that speaks to women to take back their rights from the men in their lives. To speak up for themselves even when they die… the audio book was wonderfully done. Highly recommend ????

I thoroughly enjoyed this thriller that I listened to . I enjoyed the story and the reader with the australian accent. Mabel is such a great character both in the past and at age 80. It was a surprise to me about Mabel’s best friend, Daphne. I would highly recommend this book