The Sun Down Motel was pretty good. It was hard to believe that people would keep working at a hotel where they obviously see ghosts and hear stuff but, hey beyond THAT, it was a good mystery trying to figure out what happened to a woman who disappeared many years earlier.
How to Excavate A Heart was a cute YA love story. It would definitely hit if you are a bit nerdy and want to read about interning in a a Smithsonian museum.
The Mitford Affair was good for the content and learning about a family I hadn't known about before. But the writing was hard to keep sisters apart because they almost all read like they had the same voice.
Plantation Shudders is a cute mystery set on a plantation in Louisiana. It is the start of a series and I may or may not pick up more in the future.
When we Believed in Mermaids was okay, but I think I'd rather have watched it as a Hallmark movie as opposed to reading it as a book. The back cover made it seem a little more intense than what it was.
A Tourists Guide to Murder is a continuation of a series I'm reading that is set in Western Michigan.
What did you read in February?
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