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Leggings, oversized sweaters, coffee, and a good book sum up my ideal morning. This weekend I’ll be reading a something from all of these books. Possibly even finishing one if hubby doesn’t plan some exciting adventure. • What’s your ideal weekend morning look like?

#partner | It’s Friday!!! 🥳🥳 In a few short hours I’ll be starting a 3 day weekend and I couldn’t be more excited! • I picked up The Bone Keeper on Wednesday, but haven’t made much progress yet. First impressions? I’m loving the creepy vibes and the lore behind the story. I’m really looking forward to devoting my weekend to this book! • In case you’re curious why my progress is so slow...I’m obsessed with Duma Key and last night I intended to only read a few pages and ended up cruising through 100+. I’m loving it so much and can’t wait for our second discussion on Sunday!

Happy Valentine’s Day! • Hubby and I aren’t big celebrators, so you’ll find us working off all the Reese’s at the gym tonight! 😂 • This stunning bookstack is filled with books that have some questionable relationships going on. The best part about this stack isn’t how perfectly the spines fit for Valentine’s Day, but that they’re all excellent reads! • Have you read any of these? Tell me your favorite!

#partner | Thank you so much @stmartinspress for my free review copy! • This week I’m tackling the February pick for @criminallygoodbookclub: An Anonymous Girl. I was originally going to only listen to this one on audio because I had so many people recommend it. I’ve now decided to do a hybrid read/listen because this book is so binge-worthy! I’m obsessed with finding out what is happening and what the heck is going to happen next! • I feel like everyone and their mother has already read this one, so tell me what you thought!! 🖤🕵🏼‍♀️

We’ve made to Wednesday, friends! Let’s celebrate by talking about this amazing February box from @night_worms! I gushed over everything when I was opening it and I can’t wait to start digging into the books this weekend! #promotehorror • Huge thank you to @mother.horror and @bookishmommy for always coming up with such thoughtful packages! You ladies really out do yourselves every month!

#partner Thank you so much to @minotaur_books for the free review copy! • Vaka sits alone on the cold steps of her school. No one has come to pick her up and the school doors have long since locked behind her. Her mind is racing with possibilities of what will happen to her if her father doesn’t show up soon. When a girl from class approaches her, Vaka can feel a wave of unease pass through her body. Sigrun has an unusual appearance and is known for keeping to herself. She lives just beyond the back of the school and offers her house phone to Vaka to call her parents in exchange for a possibility of friendship. As Vaka passes through the doors of Sigrun’s house she walks into a cold fate. This is the last afternoon Vaka will ever be seen alive. • Detective Huldar and Children’s House psychologist, Freyja, are both feeling the wrath of their mistakes in a recent case. Huldar has been stripped of his departmental leadership role and assigned to work a case about a letter found in a time capsule from a local school. The letter appears to be a list of targets. A list of people a young child wanted dead. Calling on Freyja to glean some insight into the letter, the duo soon find themselves surrounded by body parts and missing people. Everything is leading back to what happened to Vaka so many years ago. • 🌟🌟🌟🌟/5 • Full review up on my blog! Link in profile!

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