I’m on a roll and ready to rock Shawshank, October 17, 2020 Welcome back, it’s the second week of the Lockup Library Book Club. We’re still reading The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova. I hope everything is going well in your reads The Historian chapters 21-40 The action is starting to pick up a little. Our main character is with her dad, when she wakes up one morning, looks for her father, but finds a letter addressed to her instead. “I’ve gone to find your mother…” I was under the assumption that her mother had passed, but I guess I was wrong. So she goes off to find him. and starts her own adventure to find out her past, and the past of her father. But the regular story from her father continues as well. By now he’s teamed up with a young woman, who says her father is Professor Rossi, the fathers advisor in university. The mysteries continue in Budapest, and the mysteries get thicker and deeper. What did you think of these chapters? We’re over half way through the book now. What do you hope will happen? See you again next week! Lockup Library Book Club blogbloggerbook clubbook loverbooks
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