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Book Review: When We Believed in Mermaids

Posted on March 17, 2021

When We Believed in Mermaids audiobook

A can’t-put-it-down women’s fiction audiobook.

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Nothing beats a #sundayfunday beach day with my toddler bestie. ♥️

Except maybe a toddler selfie with a Nacho Doritos smile! 😎

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Bought this one on impulse recently and ended up l

Bought this one on impulse recently and ended up listening to the audiobook while driving around SoCal the last few days. Couldn't resist grabbing a shot at @waterfrontbeachresort from my balcony since the story revolves around the death of a woman who falls from her balcony at a waterfront resort.

Was it suicide or something more sinister?

Based on the book's description, I thought the different people the book focused on would end up being more interconnected. For that reason, it felt like it ended very abruptly for me, and it wasn't exactly what I expected. I didn't really feel like I had closure on the different storylines after getting to know so many characters.

I'm feeling kind of meh after reading it. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Good concept but didn't live up to my expectations although it did keep me guessing.

Have you read this one? What's the best beach read you've read lately?

Sorry, y'all! I have been MIA for a hot minute. I

Sorry, y'all! I have been MIA for a hot minute.

I got back from Montana and went straight into the busiest two weeks I've had in a LONG time!

Some of you know I'm a sports business reporter and an expert on the business of college sports. Well, if you follow college sports, you know July 1 was a BIG day! Student athletes gained the right, for the very first time, to profit off their own name, image and likeness.

I've done nearly two dozen media interviews about it the past couple of weeks. 📺 I was on TV and radio with ESPN, quoted in newspaper articles and on a ton of local radio stations. It was a blast!

But...also exhausting! I was working around the clock as new rules and regulations came out and new storylines started popping up. I even got to break some kind of big news in the space last week.

Unfortunately, that left me absolutely no time for Instagram. But, I'm back!

I'm currently out in Southern California for some meetings over the next few days, and I've been spending the weekend with my best friend in Huntington Beach. 😎

This is my absolute favorite town in Southern California! I lived nearby for a year, and although living here wasn't the right move for me, I love coming back to visit.

Have you ever been to Huntington Beach? Do you have another beach town in SoCal you love?

Saying goodbye to Whitefish, Montana today! 👋

Saying goodbye to Whitefish, Montana today! 👋

We had such an amazing trip hiking and attending @cawdreygallery's Summer ArtFest. 🎨 Zoom in above my watch in the second photo for a photo-bombing marmot!

If you don't know, hubby @seegreatart is an art witter for Forbes and other publications, including his own site, SeeGreatArt.art.

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Snuck in one last winter book back in April when I

Snuck in one last winter book back in April when I was in Breckenridge skiing and then forgot to post my review! 🤦🏼‍♀️

Since I'm back in the mountains this week, it seemed like good timing to finally post!

This one had a lot of elements I love in thrillers. Nine college friends and their significant others are reuniting to ring in the New Year in a remote cabin in the Scottish Highlands. We know one of them ends up dead...but the reader goes through much of the book not knowing which one.

This one had three POV characters. I love alternating POV, so that was a plus for me. The scenery and both the camaraderie and secrets between the various members of the group kept me interested throughout.

It wasn't an edge-of-my-seat thriller, and I didn't like it as much as her other book, The Guest List, but it kept me interested enough to keep reading. I didn't guess the ending, which is another plus. It was worth the read, even if I'm not raving about it. I'll definitely read more from Lucy Foley.

I did listen to this on audiobook and thought the narrators were really good. 🎧

Have you read a thriller you really loved lately? I want to hear about it!

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