This is a catch-up post. It should have been blogged first this year, but I'm just now getting around to it.
I like mysteries and I like Native American history, so it was inevitable that I'd like this book. The first two-thirds of the book was pretty slow, so much so that I stopped to read another book in between. The ending made up for it though and I think I'd read more in this series, if I couldn't find anything better to read.
I do so much reading that I figured it's finally time to create a blog about my love affair with books. This blog is mainly for myself to keep track of all I read.
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- Rebecca
- I am a 24 year-old avid reader who loves books, animals, teaching, crafts, my boyfriend, and my family. I've newly relocated to the other side of the country, so I'm still getting used to my surroundings.
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