All this state has. I hope kentucky DOES suffer due to is redness. Even if I live here. I'm am but a tiny blue dot in a sea of red.

This isn't true. And I only know that bc all the bottles visible-Old Forester, Elijah Craig, Wild Turkey-are all kentucky bourbons. Made and bottled right here in the RED bluegrass state. Kentucky will suffer greatly if countries stop buying bourbon from us bc next to horse racing, booze is 🧵

We did. Twice!

I used to deliver for fedex a few years ago. There was a route I ran that had one of these beautiful anomalies. The residents, regardless of being a rather rural, hunting community, refused to allow anyone to hurt it. As far as I know it's still around!

with in Cordelia and I had a great time riding anxiety riddled Rollercoaster chaper ride after another. I'm absolutely gunna push this book to others so I can absolutely gush about it! The plot was great, and it wrapped up nicely and I LOVED that the copy I borrowed had a book club question section.

Definitely recommend if you're new to mystery or wanna dip your toes in.

I was pleasantly surprised by the twist. I mean I kinda figured it out but it's the why that kinda got me. I also liked that whom the author has you thinking it is most of the book, has nothing to do with it at all. Over all, good read, good story building, efficient details, and fun dialog.
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lot at the beginning but her whining about her "sadim touch" really started to nerve me. I also super didn't like how she talked about her baby. She's far enough along at the beginning of the story that it felt disconcerting how she spoke about them ("it").I liked conner and I also liked Simon.
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Knew a guy who was a 13 year serviceman in the army (did like 3 tours of war I think), got the training through the army to climb and service these windmills, and he's a Trumper. Hope that works out for him.

You said Firefly and my ears went up! Adding to my TBR!