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In this episode I review Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir. A book that had me dodging spoilers so I could finish it before watching the movie, or knowing what happened. All of that spoiler dodging was worth it and this is probably one of my top reads of the year.

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In this episode I review A Christmas Inn, Maine by Aaron Kyte. I got the pleasure to read this book as an eArc from the publisher on NetGalley in advance and it was delightful.

General blanket apologies for my dogs in the background, I had been recording for a few hours at this point. It was a nice day outside, people kept walking by. They were offended that I was not paying any attention to them. They're even louder when I try and lock them out of the room.

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In this Episode I review Buyer Beware by Catherine Ryan Howard, a quick read that had me guessing at every turn.

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I finally break down and read Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldree. At the end of the day, this book wasn't for me. I have got to stop reading cozy fantasy, there are only a few that actually do it for me. But I want to like the genre so badly.

Despite my issues with the book, I still rated this 4 stars, because even though a book might not be for me, doesn't mean I can't see the vision.

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In this episode I review Sorcery and Small Magics by Maiga Doocy. I highly recommend reading thing book by the audio book, Ciaran Saward has such a lovely way of narrating this story that makes it feel magical, and the way his accents subtly change between characters really help bring this to life.

I tried out this story on a whim, and am happy to report that it was a 4.5 star rating for me.

This is the first book in the uncompleted The Wildersongs Trilogy.

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I journey back to non-fiction this week with Murderland: Crime and Bloodlust in the Time of Serial Killers by Caroline Fraser. This one was an interesting topics with some interesting points, but ultimately missed the mark for me when it comes to non-fiction books.

Apologies for the background noise, there were a pair of overalls in my dryer and I did not expect my microphone across the house to pick up the clang every time the metal hit.

No apologies for the dog noises, I have two of them. They are needy and I have found it is easier to let them lay at my feet than to lock them out of the room. They're even louder in the hall. Even though this podcast is supposed to be Solo, let's just call them my co-hosts.

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Relic by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child is the first book in the Pendergast series. It's very much a novel for fans of Jurassic Park with the same kind of Thriller/Horror/Sci-Fi theme going on.

This book kicks off what I hope to be a really fun series that I enjoy as much as I enjoyed this book.

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In this Episode of Solo Shelfie I review the 2 time 5 star review Winter's Orbit by Everina Maxwell. A marvelous debut novel written in 2021, this space opera is a book that I keep coming back to.

Featuring my dogs making noise in the background, because no matter how much I begged, pleaded, and bribed, they needed to be right under foot the entire time I was recording.