Can't Turn Down A Free Book

Markus Zusak author of The Book Thief.

Great book, you should read it.

Then watch the movie.

The Chilling Spree (Eriksson #4) by L.S. Sygnet

pg. 336

ahhh... book 4...

The crime for this book was more interesting than the last one, however I would've like to have seen more story from the supporting roles since it's kinda getting old with the same old song and dance with the main female. *sigh*

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17569725-the-chilling-spree

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Always Watching (Eriksson #5) by L.S. Sygnet
pg. 317

I can't stop reading these books. They're not the best written books but I can't put them down.

The drama side of the story makes me want to punch Helen in the throat.

And I knew she was going to be knocked up in this book- 

the author does a good job of  foreshadowing-ish.

I'm sucker into finishing out the series.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17665361-always-watching
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Sins of the Father (Eriksson #6) by L.S. Sygnet
pg.300

For most of the book I was really annoyed.  It didn't have anything to do with crime solving really.

It only got good right at the end too...

Well I'm already suckered into finish the series.  Sad thing is that they don't differ much from book to book.

But it's totally worth $1 lol

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17736306-sins-of-the-father
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Cloaked In Blood (Eriksson #7) by L.S. Sygnet
pg. 310

Totally could have combined this book and the last one and saved us all from having to have to re-read
a lot of the same details over and over and over again...
unless the author got to a point where she thought her audience couldn't keep up with the train
of thought and remember things...
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17736310-cloaked-in-blood
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Sweet Gruesome Dreams (Eriksson #8) by L.S. Sygnet
pg. 320

This story was told from a few different view points- nice to have a little switch up.

However, the teens in this book seem to be almost exactly like the 2 main characters

in the mainstream of the series.  Predictable. Doesn't really show the author's strength sadly.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18521029-sweet-gruesome-dreams

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City of Ashes (The Mortal Instruments #2) by Cassandra Clare

pg. 453

 Listened to this one on Audible just like the first book.

Thus taking quite a while to get this one done.

I did enjoy this book, however I could get the teeny-bopper vibe more in this one. 

Not that that's a bad thing.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1582996.City_of_Ashes

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6 + 24 = 30 Books/ 52
2,036 + 8,373 = 10,409 Pages

22 books in 6 months? I think I can manage.. :)