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From the moment I saw the name “Mary Shelly” i

From the moment I saw the name “Mary Shelly” in the description, I knew I had to read Lost in Darkness.

When I first read Frankenstein back in high school, I knew that the poor monster had to be more than just an evil combination of some mad man desperate for solutions. Michelle Griep gave me the satisfaction of seeing what that might have looked like.

The poor Belfour family had endured more than enough, but then they are subject to the abuse of the true monster. I couldn’t help but wonder what Amilia and Colin’s father might have known that the mad doctor wasn’t as genius as he let on. Since it is fiction, I guess we will never know.

One character had a front row seat to the madness and was more than caught between a rock and a hard place. He was bound by commitment to his boss but the bond with the Belfour family just couldn’t seem to strengthen fast enough. I was more upset with him than Amilia was, in my opinion.

I was entranced in this story and couldn’t seem to put it down. It was chilling, heart breaking, and captivating —I couldn’t get enough. Of course, Michelle Griep is one of my favorite gothic writers.

***I was given a copy of this book from the publisher through CelebrateLit. Opinions are my own and a positive view was not required. Find giveaway information at www.melissawardwell.com/back-porch

Something new and beautiful has been added to the

Something new and beautiful has been added to the house. It needs let's of love and I hope I can do it justice. I have wanted one of these for year's. It is a 1925 Remington 30. Any recommendations on cleaning and repair? Solutions that I should use to clean? I would welcome any information possible.

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This was a pot with a peace lily in it but I could

This was a pot with a peace lily in it but I could never keep the thing happy. So I emptied out the pot and added some baby succulents. These little guys I know how to keep alive. Does your green thumb look a little more yellow because of your in efficient way of keeping house plants alive?

A tale that made me feel various emotions, Murder

A tale that made me feel various emotions, Murder at the Empire had me flipping through pages, eager to see what’s next.

I must admit, in the beginning, I was irritated with all the male power tripping but I know it was all part of the time, and the story. Eventually, I was more engrossed with the mystery and Gayle’s desire to not be a focal point that it seemed to fade away.

With that, I am really enjoying this collection of fiery tale mysteries. Each is unique, pleasant, and a joy. Now on to the next mystery.

***I received a copy of this book from the publisher so that I could offer my opinion. A positive review was not required.

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