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This is a meme held on Kathryn’s blog Book Date! Click the image to go to the website. But what is this about? Each Monday you have to post what you’ve read, books you’ve reading and books you will finish at some point in the future.
So here my list:
Click the image above to know what this is about! It’s fun!
Have you ever thought of writing a respectful, but angry letter to an author to ask them WHY they killed off one of your favorite characters in a novel? (submitted by Maria @ A Night’s Dream of Books)
No, never happened to any of my favorite characters, thank goodness! It did happen in TV shows or fanfictions and I did think to write a nasty comment but it never accomplishes anything (not like they will resurrect the character, right?)
Abducted
When Lizzy Gardner was only seventeen, what should have been the perfect night became the perfect nightmare. Kidnapped just blocks from home after a romantic evening with her boyfriend, Jared, she woke up to find herself at the mercy of a depraved serial killer. Imprisoned and tormented for months by the maniac she came to know as Spiderman, Lizzy narrowly escaped, the only one of his victims to survive. But Spiderman escaped too, outwitting police and cursing Lizzy to spend her life looking over her shoulder…
Fourteen years later, Lizzy is a private investigator who teaches self-defense to teenage girls in her free time. She does what she can to help others protect themselves and to forget the horror of her ordeal, yet fears she will always be known as “the one who got away.” Then she receives a phone call from Jared, now a special agent for the FBI, with grim news. The killer has resurfaced, this time with a very specific target—Lizzy. And he’s made it clear that she will not escape him again. So begins a chilling game of cat-and-mouse, a terrifying, heart-pounding hunt that only one will survive.
I hate spiders! I wish everyone on Goodread.com would stop posting spider images in the comment section, but no! Anyway, I loved the book!
So the main character was victim of a crime and I usually don’t like that, even if I like series like Kate Burkholder and Smoky Barret, but I liked this in the book. So I’m very picky when main characters are victims, too.
This is a meme held on Kathryn’s blog Book Date! Click the image to go to the website. But what is this about? Each Monday you have to post what you’ve read, books you’ve reading and books you will finish at some point in the future.
So here my list:
