Got this one from Kindle Unlimited and read it based completely on the title and cover. I enjoyed it for the most part. Minor spoilers - there were a few things that seemed too coincidental that I was hoping would be part of a twist or part of the story, but they weren't. They were just coincidental.

Whenever my wife and I go thrifting, I go straight to look for books first. Sometimes I look for books from a specific series that I am trying to complete, but other times I just look for something that stands out. T.L. Huchu's, The Library of the Dead was one of those books that stood out. Maybe it was the title or maybe it was the bright cover art, but I immediately grabbed it for a future read.

To be 100%, I had no idea what this book was about when I started reading it. I literally judged a book by its cover (and its title) and by the fact that Kindle Unlimited kept recommending it.

I stumbled upon this book by accident. It was this post that was shared on Blusky by Paxton Holly's I Read Movies profile:

For my first book of 2026, I am reading "Small Favor" from Jim Butcher. This is book 10 of The Dresden Files series. I started reading this series after hearing love for it from Rob in the After Lunch podcast.