Ink

This was an insanely slow book for me. I don't always require fast pace or action packed but the back and forth and past, future, character, who is who and who is doodling who or wants to doodle who in the present or past and crushing on who and traumatized by who - was a lot to keep up with (for me).

All endings are also beginnings. We just don't know it at the time.

A nice little read. Not really religious, which was my initial hesitation. It was a beautiful show of how things all are connected in our life and can affect us without us even knowing.

Amazing book. It not only brings so much culture together, but kept me wanting to solve each of thr murders while putting a fun twist of humour throughout to make it a very enjoyable read. I adore Geung 🥹

It started off funny and strong and I was cracking up through most of the first half of the book. It added more characters to where I started getting a little more confused and felt like too much and too drawn out in parts, but overall, was a fun read.

This book had me loving Collin Cotterill right from the start. Having come from a different part of the world myself, and having lived overseas and been exposed to many different cultures most of my life - he did an absolutely phenomenal job of putting a fun twist in the novel while doing it respectfully and honorably of other cultures, traditions and beliefs - made him climb quickly as one of my favourite authors.