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Merci @noirchocolatmtl pour la livraison à domicile si rapide et pour vos chocolats exceptionnels 😍 Cherry Bomb praliné noisette chocolat noir Tablette ganache citron #noirchocolat #montreal #supportlocal #socialdistancing #safeathome #chocolate

Saturday night comfort baking before Sunday's eerie shift at the library without patrons. 🍌🍫 muffins, my favourite, find the recipe on the blog #baking #comfortbaking #muffins #chocolateandco

Book n°4 of 2020 Force of Nature (Aaron Falk n°2) by Jane Harper Genre: mystery novel Borrowed from the library Copyright 2017, Flatiron Books Format: book, 324 pages Country: Australia Synopsis: Five women pick up their backpacks and start walking along a muddy track. Only four come out on the other side. The hike through the rugged Giralang Ranges is meant to take the office colleagues out of their air-conditioned comfort zone. At least that's what the corporate retreat website advertises. Federal Police Agent Aaron Falk has a particularly keen interest in the whereabouts of the missing bushwalker. Alice Russell is the whistleblower in his latest case – and Alice knew secrets. My Thoughts: Although this is book 2 in the Aaron Falk series, I skipped straight to it since I heard The Dry was a slow-burn and I wanted something fast-paced. What I liked: The pacing, suspense, setting and atmosphere are great. The chapters alternate between the present-day search for the missing woman/Aaron Falk investigation and the women's hike, which makes this a really compelling read. What I didn't like: I thought the storylines about the two teen girls were so badly handled, and took away from the initial mystery. Aaron and his partner Carmen were absolutely useless as authority figures when it came to be of any help to the two girls. As for the 5 colleagues who go on the hike, the twins' backstories were clumsy, and I feel Alice was short-changed. I would have liked to see Lauren and Alice's school year in the bushland much more. I was not expecting the disturbing Kovac storyline when I picked up this book, and I could have done without it. The ending was anticlimactic, underwhelming and frustrating. I'm disappointed since I loved the premise and reviews had me convinced it would be a really good book. Rating: 2.5/5 #bookstagram #bookreview #libraryhaul #library #booklover #bookish #bibliophile #shelfie #forceofnature #mystery #fiction #aaronfalk

Nature 😍 #nofliter #fleuristeastilbe #flower #nature

🐈 reminding me why I never have flowers at home #catsofinstagram #cat #flowers #nofilter #valentines

Bouquet de Saint-Valentin de @fleuriste.astilbe 💘 in the morning light #valentines #flowers #love #morninglight #nofilter #fleuristeastilbe #astilbe

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