Thoughts on my TBR 💬
So I added a few new books to my collection and here’s how I feel about them so far 😚.
Lord by Alexandra bracken : I like that unlike alot of Greek mythology books this one actually references and has real Greek gods in it which was one negative I had about half blood by JLA so I’m sure when I dive in I’m going enjoy it 🥰 .
Once upon a broken heart by Stephanie garner: I’ve read about 3 chapters and I like it so far I like Evangeline a lot and jacks is tolerable 🤷🏾♀️.
Local woman missing by Mary kubica: I’m in page 125 in this book and it’s literally overtaken my mind I can’t put it down 😩.
Nothing more to tell by Karen mcmanus: I’ve read some but not far enough to really get to know the characters well really Skipp but I like it I think it’s an easy read 🙂.
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Are you a book lover looking for your next read? I recently explored some new titles in my TBR pile, and they are sure to pique your interest! 'Lord' by Alexandra Bracken brings Greek mythology to life in a way that connects with real gods, making it stand out among other YA fantasies. If you enjoy intricate plots with rich character development, this book may be a perfect fit. \n\nAnother engaging read is 'Once Upon a Broken Heart' by Stephanie Garber, a retelling that blends romance and fantasy, featuring a charming grumpy-sunshine dynamic. If you enjoy novels that take you on emotional journeys, this could capture your heart. \n\nFor those craving suspense, 'Local Woman Missing' by Mary Kubica offers a gripping mystery with multiple points of view. The author creates an intense atmosphere that's hard to step away from—perfect for cozy reading sessions. \n\nLastly, 'Nothing More to Tell' by Karen M. McManus is a murder mystery that will keep you guessing. Known for her captivating storytelling, McManus delivers a compelling narrative that is easy to engage with. These titles are just a glimpse of what's in my TBR, and I can't wait to share more thoughts as I delve deeper!
What does YA mean? I’ve never heard that before