Stay to the Lights

What was the last library book(s) you borrowed?


I picked these up today:

fly me to the moon

City of Lost Souls - Cassandra Clare

CatFoley16

I checked out The Light Between The Oceans by M. L. Stedman on Monday but I've not started reading it yet.

that's a bingo

I just went to the library today, actually. I got:
Letting Go | Maya Banks
Giving In | Maya Banks
Taking It All | Maya Banks
Bared to You | Sylvia Day
Reflected in You | Sylvia Day
Tiny Pretty Things | Sona Charaipotra & Dhonielle Clayton
Dear Killer | Katherine Ewell
Hausfrau | Jill Alexander Essbaum
The Pocket Wife | Susan Crawford

dracarys

Tongan Culture and History - Tongan History Conference

that's a bingo

Seven Up | Janet Evanovich
Hard Eight | Janet Evanovich
Annihilation | Jeff VanderMeer
Pulphead | John Jeremiah Sullivan
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair | Joël Dicker
Crazy Rich Asians | Kevin Kwan
They All Love Jack: Busting the Ripper | Bruce Robinson

Melanie Garcia

One Book in the Grave - Kate Carlisle
Due or Die - Jenn McKinlay

CatFoley16

I picked up Lair of Dreams by Libba Bray & Eleanor by Jason Gurley tonight.

Melanie Garcia

50% Off Murder - Josie Belle
State of the Onion - Julie Hyzy
A Slice of Murder - Chris Cavender
A Catered Valentine's Day - Isis Crawford
The Ghost and Mrs. Fletcher - Jessica Fletcher/Donald Bain/Renee Paley-Bain

fly me to the moon

Let the Wrong Light In - Avon Gale

Melanie Garcia

Sinister Sprinkles (Donut Shop Mystery) - Jessica Beck

Summer Falls

I got lairs of dreams still readinb it i enjoy that series . I even have a fine now

Melanie Garcia

A Catered St. Patrick's Day - Isis Crawford
The Ghost and Mrs. McClure - Alice Kimberly
Sugar and Iced - Jenn McKinlay

CatFoley16

Aw. I'm sorry you got a fine. It's a good book though, I can see why you are still reading it.

Mi||iê Måë

I finished reading my first Library book from last week, "The Victorian Murderesses". It was an interesting read, true crime stories from the 1800's.

The only thing that was lagging was that the book was separated into six main chapters for each separate crime story. Which was good, but the author jumped right into the crime and what they did rather than starting with a small build up of the murderer, their life and circumstances. Instead it was completely backward so really you can only really see the crime and not the events that led to it.

Although the stories were all intriguing for their time and the crimes committed, I would have preferred if the layout of the stories were different, especially since each was at least 50 to 75 pages each!



I'm now starting a second library read, the sequel to "Pride & Prejudice and Zombies" by Seth Grahame-Smith, "Pride & Prejudice and Zombies: Dreadfully Ever After" by Steve Hockensmith.