Started: 16.6.26
DNF: 16.6.26
Paperback
TBR Prompt: Animals on the cover
I only got to page 40, but I was already finding the character of Minna to be quite annoying. I just don't think I was in the mood for female rage and witchy revenge.
Started: 16.6.26
DNF: 16.6.26
Paperback
TBR Prompt: Animals on the cover
I only got to page 40, but I was already finding the character of Minna to be quite annoying. I just don't think I was in the mood for female rage and witchy revenge.
Started: 7.5.26
Finished: 9.5.26
Paperback
TBR Prompt: black book
This is a curious book and I'm still not sure how I feel about it. It was very atmospheric; the setting of the south west of Scotland really came to life. I love anything to do with hares, and this story was full of them, in all their mystical and mysterious wonder. There was an unreliable narrator escaping from a troubled past, a woman who seemed to bear a serious grudge, another person who kept appearing randomly out of nowhere, talk of witchcraft, folk charms and possible hexes (and TW: some animal death). As I read it I had that feeling of creeping dread; that there was some kind of malevolence around Hare House. But... it never really materialised into anything, and I was left feeling a bit confused at the end of it. What had it all been about?
Started: 7.3.26
Finished: 12.3.26
Kindle Unlimited
TBR Prompt: Pink book
Oh, I loved this! Told from the POV of 3 different Weyward women, I was rooting for them all the way through to rise up against the fear and injustice that was levelled at them.