#isabel ibanez

[rosiethorns88]

Dropping the first BONUS Sketch-a-Wish this year, frequently requested by my lovely Patreon members! Featuring Inez and Whit from WHAT THE RIVER KNOWS by Isabel Ibañez!

Absolutely adore these two and the abrupt twists and turns in their relationship while they were unraveling the mysteries of Egypt. As a fun Easter Egg, I took the passage from this scene, used a phonetic translator, and drew it as hieroglyphics in the back. Starting from 'Do you always kiss your friends like this?' to when the candle goes out.

[edwardslovelyelizabeth]

What the River Knows (Secrets of the Nile #1) by Isabel Ibañez

«Tell me,” he said slowly. “What do I have to do to get you to stop asking me questions?” “Answer one of them.” He laughed. “Your curiosity has no sense of decency.»

[emilywithay]

One of my favorite goodreads reviews (I haven’t read the book so I can’t judge 😅)

[wellsysgarrett]

what the river knows by isabel ibañez

time is the worst kind of thief, sneaky and effective and gone before you realize what’s been taken.

playlist.

[judgingbooksbycovers]

Graceless Heart

By Isabel Ibañez.

[crazy-ache]

“I think we’re all made of stardust.”

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— Graceless Heart, Isabel Ibañez

[inspiredbyabook]

currently reading ↝ what the river knows by isabel ibanez

in egypt? we're all looking for something.

[bookshelvesandtealeaves]

✨ BOOK REVIEW ✨

Where the Library Hides by Isabel Ibañez

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QOTD: What are you up to this weekend?

I’m in Kiama! I’m heading to the South Coast Lifeline Book Fair today and then relaxing tomorrow. Heading down to Batemans Bay on Sunday! I haven’t been on a holiday in years so this is long overdue.

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This was a really great conclusion to this duology. I was once again on the edge of my seat during so many moments. There were so many twists and turns.

The exciting plot really held this one together for me. I was absolutely captivated, needing to know how everything was going to work out.

I found a lot of the bickering somewhat irritating and I really just didn’t buy the romance the way I had in book one. I don’t think enough time was really spent on convincing me of how much Whit loved Inez and how and why Inez could forgive Whit.

Regardless of my complaints, I still really enjoyed this book and this duology overall.