Test test test review review review review, I've never read Dune but I know it's super duper long and there's like a million books that a lot of people have strong opinions on. When I watched the movie I had to stop and pause it and read the Dune wiki to follow along.

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yo chris mccandless was kind of a huge dummy who died needlessly. now i kinda get why he thought he'd be able to hack it out there (hint: he had been super lucky beforehand), but ultimately his entire ordeal was absolutely preventable and i'm glad they moved the bus to a safer place.

An easy read. Light and funny, but an unsatisfying ending.

This addition to the series starts off with mystery and keeps you on your toes and guessing. I really love these ladies of the Inn Crowd. Looking forward to lots more adventure and mystery. Love the History woven into the stories.

Relatable and heartfelt narrative that blends romance with introspection. Simple, sincere and captures the emotional highs & lows of young adulthood.

Very entertaining, I liked the characters and the story.

Enjoyed reading the story of a woman who runs a radio talk show giving advice to people calling in. Unfortunately in real life, she doesn't think of herself and take her own advice. Especially liked the backdrop of some of the setting being in Italy and characters she met in Italy.

In this story we hear about abolitionist William Still. Although some of the information is fictional, he was real and played a big role in the history of the underground railroad. It was a great addition to the continuing story of the adies and the In. Makes you want to know more.

By far, this story brings so much history into the background of the underground railroad. Although t