Tuesday, November 24, 2020


I have not and will not wear a mask. I won't pretend to be sick to appease peoples' fears. Masks don't prevent the virus from spreading, per the CDC. I was kicked out of a grocery store today for not complying.


It isn't a law. My head did explode, I was so angry. I want this stupidity to end. They've politicized and weaponized an illness that has a 99%+ recovery rate and has multiple ways to treat.

 

I'm not going to play their game.

 

Will be starting A LADY COMPROMISED by Darcie Wilde. 4th of 4 in series featuring Rosalind Thorne, a minor heiress in 19th century London, England.
 
 
Rosalind is pleased when she's invited to Cassel House to help her friend, Louisa, prepare for her upcoming wedding. But that's not the only event on her agenda. The trip will also afford Rosalind the chance to see Devon Winterbourne, the newly minted Duke of Casselmaine. Devon and Rosalind were on the verge of betrothal before the infamous Thorne family scandal derailed their courtship. Now Rosalind wonders if there's a chance their love might reignite. Devon is as handsome as Rosalind remembers and it's clear the attraction they once shared hasn't waned. But their time together is interrupted by one crisis after another—not the least of which is an awkwardly timed request for help from Louisa's friend, Helen Corbyn. Not long ago, the untimely death of Helen's brother, William, was ruled a suicide, but few people truly believe he took his own life. Helen needs to know what really happened—especially since she's engaged to the man some suspect of secretly killing William. While Rosalind desperately wants to help, she fears her efforts might cast a pall over Louisa's nuptials, not to mention her reunion with Devon. But when another untimely death rocks the ton, Rosalind has no choice but to uncover the truth before more people die...even if her actions threaten her future with Devon.
 
Published 2020; 352 pages.

 Leftovers for dinner. Curse of Oak Island and Making the Team on TV.

 Have a good day


Much love,

PK the Bookeemonster 

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