A solid conclusion. I personally could do without the spicy scenes as I feel like they distract from the overall story progression, though it’s possible I’m in the minority of that opinion.

Lord of the Flies… but with a shipwreck and a true story! When reading The Wager, you get a glimpse of what humanity turns into when there’s no food.

I get why people liked this. I like historical romance where the MFC has spunk

I listened to this book and the narrator made it hard to keep going. The story is good but I would definitely recommend reading it or looking for another recorded version.

Oh my goodness! This book left me jaw dropped. Ellen was actually Layla! Layla never really was gone. I’m shocked but what really got me was the last line we’re Finn expresses that he must not have loved Layla as much as he believed because even when he had her he didn’t recognize her! Ahhh!

Written about a young girl's life in the Philippines, the tale shows how her family fell on hard times and either crumbled or grew tougher because of it. Raw, engaging, and hopeful at the end a very good read.

I was disappointed that the Julia Fox who co-wrote this book was not the same person as the actress and NY socialite. From a cursory glance, the book is promising. The authors or editors (bless both of them) included citations.

What the heck did I just read? I truly thought Layla was back and I was so confused as to why she would be gone for so long.

Quite thrilled that Sanderson wraps all the parts of his story. Brandon Sanderson is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors, while this wasn’t as good as the storm light archives it’s still a great series

I loved this book. I love how it was told by the women involved and how it switched between them. The format was super cool and unlike any other mystery I have read. Highly recommended.