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I love a lot of blogs, but here are my top 7 faves:
Treat yourself today and visit these blogs, I know that you will love them too.
If you would like to know some of my other favorite blogs, please visit my blogroll on the left side of my blog, where it says “Some of My Favorite Blogs”.
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Thanks to all of you who participated in The ARC Reading Challenge and making my first challenge as a host such a success! Congratulations to all who completed the challenge and to those who tried to complete it!
Below is a list of those of us that participated in the challenge and links to our reviews (if I left anyone or their updates out, please let me know):
3M-Total read: 5 Status: Completed Undiscovered Country by Lin Enger The Bible Salesman by Clyde Edgerton Looking for Salvation at the Dairy Queen by Susan Gregg Gilmore What Was Lost by Catherine O’Flynn (received before publication) The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson
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Towner Whitney returns to her hometown of Salem, MA from California after the mysterious disappearance of her Aunt Eva. Towner comes from a family of women who can read the future through lace. The family has buried secrets that unfold throughout the novel, including the truth about Towner’s twin sister’s death.
Towner starts off by stating that her real first name is Sophya. She say’s “Never believe me. I lie all the time…”
When I requested an advance reader’s copy of this novel, I was under the mistaken impression that it was both about modern day Salem and an historical fiction about the Salem witch Trials. Though the historical was only slightly touched upon, the story did not disappoint!
This richly textured novel paints a vivid portrait of modern day Salem and how self-proclaimed witches live today. With a cast of eccentric characters and themes abound such as abuse, mental illness, witches, forgiveness, etc this is a real page-turner! This is sure to become a classic. Highly recommended!
4.5/5
Thanks to Harper Collins for an Advance Reader Copy of this book!
Note to my fellow bloggers who also reviewed this book: If you would like me to link your review at the bottom of my review, please leave a comment with the link to your review.
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