#books are amazing
Lux wanted to travel the world so when Nico tells her to travel with him she goes only problem they have not traveled but have been stuck in Hawaii.. Nico and Lux are hired to sail best friends Brittany and Amma to a remote island in the South Pacific, it seems like the opportunity of a lifetime because they are willing to pay big bucks.
Meroe Island is paradise despite a mysterious history Jake and Eliza then arrive and they are a true golden couple. Now a party of six, they have fun in the sun.
When it becomes clear that the group is even more cut off from civilization than they thought, it starts to feel like the island itself is closing in on them. People end up dead and mysterious things are revealed. But what will happen to them all?
I really enjoyed it and it had many twists and reveals. It’s not perfect but it entertained me and made me have emotions. Read it if you like mysterious thrillers.
Dahlia Woodson is divorced and needs money so she enters reality competition show Chef’s Special.
London Parker comes out as non-binary and sober don’t accept them. But they start really liking Dahlia and she is just klutzy and fun.
Both get closer, but they are competing against each other and how can they fall in love when one of them can go home anytime.
It’s a really cute romance and but something you see very much but I liked it and enjoyed it.
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There is refuge found in the pages of a book.
“Writing stories is a kind of magic, too.” - Cornelia Funke, Inkheart
Looking for a fun, exciting read this summer? Something is Moving is a kingdom adventure book for teen/young adult readers. It is available in ebook and print on Amazon and also for FREE on Kindle Unlimited.
Summary:
People say the Arthur is haunted. That the ghosts of those who entered it and never came out still dwell within the mysterious forest.
For twelve-year-old Hari, who has grown up among peasants and thieves, the Arthur is her safe haven…her home. She and the rest of her village reside in the forest in secret, living a simple life free of the king’s tyranny and the cruelties of the outside world. Then comes the day when their peace is shattered by a stranger who is on a violent rampage, murdering innocent people and burning the villages to the ground. Forced to flee her wooded sanctuary, Hari believes no place can ever be safe again.
Bitter, hurting, and frightened of what each new day holds, she embarks on a journey to save her people and learn more about her broken past. But the darkness is spreading, and if Hari cannot learn to fight it, not even the truth about her family may save her from the darkness growing inside her.
Reader reviews:
“This book was a great read! I finished it in one day, I couldn’t put it down! The characters are endearing, captivating, and real. The author is not afraid to run them through the wringer, but still brings hope and healing to them all. I truly loved the family these characters created and the world that was described so vividly. I honestly felt transported as I read each chapter.” - Micaela
“I did not see the many twists and turns that happened throughout the entire book. It read so well, I could picture everything happening in detail. I felt connected to the characters from the start…” - Allison
“Something Is Moving had me on the edge of my seat the whole time and its twists and turns caught me by surprise. Hari is such a beautifully written character and I was able to relate to her so much. I enjoyed the suspense of it and I couldn’t stop reading.” - Amie
“The amazing character development and vivid descriptions transported me into the story. I fell in love with Hari and her adventurous spirit, love for life and desire for the truth.” - Gail
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what’s a book you think everyone needs to read?
I don’t know about needs to read, but I love books so I couldn’t pass up an opportunity to recommend some of my favorite books.
The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy
The Ascendance series by Jennifer A. Nielsen
Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones and the two books the follow it, but are separate stories of their own
Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians series by Brandon Sanderson
The Ranger Apprentice books b John Flanagan are really good, but I know there is a bit of language in them and I’m not sure how you feel about that.
If you like Pride and Prejudice then Mr. Darcy’s Diary is really great! It’s one of the few books I can say I’ve read more then two times.
