Distance
by Luna Mason

Great book lives the mystery is really good
 
 

Stone Heart
by Katee Robert

A great novella or is it side tale, or a mini take... oh a quickie...whatever you call it this story was fabulous. Spicy level was high, character development was strong, and it was just plain good reads.
 
 

Midnight Ruin
by Katee Robert

It's another grand slam for Katee Robert! This book is spicy but more than that the plot is stellar! This book continues the trials and tribulations that Olympus is entrenched in. Without spoilers, we get a huge revelation that clears up some of the unknown elements from previous books. I cannot wait for the next book in the series!
 
 

Rule Of Wolves
by Leigh Bardugo

This was a very interesting read, a little different than what I've been reading lately. I wonder if a movie for it would be easier to follow. I was just happy it was recommended and lucky for me , it was on my personal shelf with all the other great books I've gathered or earned from the library challenges.
 
 

Between The World And Me
by Ta-Nehisi Coates

Good read, makes you think!!
 
 

Bull
by David Elliott

What a fun retelling of the classic Minotaur and the Labyrinth! The personalities that author David Elliott imparts into the well known characters is modern while still staying in line with the classic tale. I highly recommend this novel to all who enjoy Greek mythology or anyone that enjoy modern narrative told in prose format.
 
 

Facing Frederick
by Tonya Bolden

I thought this was a very interesting book kind of different than others written on Frederick Douglas. In the book it noted that "Fredrick was the most Photographed American of the 19th century." He loved photography and being photographed because it allowed those that couldn't afford painted portraits to have images of themselves. Makes me think of so many things we are blessed and lucky to have today such as printers and cell phones with selfies.
 
 

Where The Crawdads Sing
by Delia Owens

I enjoyed reading the book, however having seen the movie first made it a little challenging. I liked that the book expanded on the other siblings. Very good interesting story either way.
 
 

House of Breath and Sky
by Sarah J. Maas

I was not as captivated by this book as some of Maas others. The story line continued from Crescent City but was slow to develop. Once I got the gist of the plot it did get better but I had trouble following all the side plots which eventually did come together. She does leave me wanting to read the next book in the series and I am looking forward to it the end January 2024.
 
 

To Sir, With Love
by Edward Ricardo Braithwaite

It gives you the struggle of a teacher which gives you some obstacles a teacher facing with delinquent children n Great Britain