Those are the best ones, aren't they? The ones you think you won't fancy too much but then end up just absolutely loving. It was a surprisingly addictive story and I found it very hard to put it down. The book I picked up was this one and oh my word. But for whatever reason, I was just in the mood for a new read and since we are in this pandemic, I've not been going out shopping so I obviously wasn't going to get out and go to my local bookstore and buy a new book so I instead started looking at what exactly we had to read at home as my husband and I have quite a few books but we don't tend to read each other's book since we have quite different tastes. My mother-in-law had lent it to me after I read The Nightingale and I just kind of put it on my shelf and thought maybe I'd eventually read but didn't really have it on my list. Because of this, I really put off reading this book. I'm more of a historical fiction kind of girl with a love story maybe in the mix but really don't tend to grab for a love story on it's own. On Mystic Lake literally was a book that I had put off reading because it is definitely a love story, no doubt about it and personally, I don't tend to gravitate towards love stories. I first have to preface by saying that Kristin Hannah is the author of my favorite book of all time, The Nightingale, so maybe I'm a little biased about her work because of that but truly, I find her to just be a remarkable author and I love pieces from her I've read so far.

Today, I will be sharing with a you a review of On Mystic Lake by Kristin Hannah.

On mystic lake by kristin hannah