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I hope you all are as well and are enjoying it as much as me!!!
40. The Divorce Horse by Craig Johnson
This is an "in between" the books book. It was short, sweet and moved the characters forward, but not so much that it wouldn't be a burden if you didn't read it. I just really enjoy how these characters are written!
41. The Shadow Land by Elizabeth Kostova
I had read The Historian and quite enjoyed it so when this popped up, I snapped it up to read. Totally different from the other book except for the setting. It's a mystery and a bit of a thriller. I did guess one part toward the end, not trying to and it didn't ruin the ending at all. This is a part of history that we ('Muricans) don't always hear about. It was very interesting and I do recommend it!
42. Glass Sword by Victoria Aveyard
I'm only a bit in to the second book in this series. I understand there are 4 books with two mini "in between's". Pretty standard dystopian YA stuff.
40. The Divorce Horse by Craig Johnson
This is an "in between" the books book. It was short, sweet and moved the characters forward, but not so much that it wouldn't be a burden if you didn't read it. I just really enjoy how these characters are written!
41. The Shadow Land by Elizabeth Kostova
I had read The Historian and quite enjoyed it so when this popped up, I snapped it up to read. Totally different from the other book except for the setting. It's a mystery and a bit of a thriller. I did guess one part toward the end, not trying to and it didn't ruin the ending at all. This is a part of history that we ('Muricans) don't always hear about. It was very interesting and I do recommend it!
42. Glass Sword by Victoria Aveyard
I'm only a bit in to the second book in this series. I understand there are 4 books with two mini "in between's". Pretty standard dystopian YA stuff.
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