#vermont — Public Fediverse posts

https://www.benningtonbanner.com/quilts-candidates-and-questions-political-art-show-draws-legislators-and-their-voters/article_9d46523b-e8ed-4c03-acb5-01507065d5b3.html

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InarticulateQuilter @[email protected] · 2026-09-11 · 13:54 UTC

This may be my favorite #QuiltingNews article I’ve ever found - politicians attending a resistance quilt exhibit! 💪🏻

Also, this is the second quilt story out of Bennington #Vermont in a week - what’s gotten into the water out there?

https://www.benningtonbanner.com/quilts-candidates-and-questions-political-art-show-draws-legislators-and-their-voters/article_9d46523b-e8ed-4c03-acb5-01507065d5b3.html

#quiltingnews #vermont #quilting

InarticulateQuilter @[email protected] · 2026-09-11 · 13:54 UTC

This may be my favorite #QuiltingNews article I’ve ever found - politicians attending a resistance quilt exhibit! 💪🏻

Also, this is the second quilt story out of Bennington #Vermont in a week - what’s gotten into the water out there?

https://www.benningtonbanner.com/quilts-candidates-and-questions-political-art-show-draws-legislators-and-their-voters/article_9d46523b-e8ed-4c03-acb5-01507065d5b3.html

#quilting #vermont #quiltingnews

InarticulateQuilter @[email protected] · 2026-09-11 · 13:54 UTC

This may be my favorite #QuiltingNews article I’ve ever found - politicians attending a resistance quilt exhibit! 💪🏻

Also, this is the second quilt story out of Bennington #Vermont in a week - what’s gotten into the water out there?

#quiltingnews #vermont #quilting

Get Lost in a Book Reviews @[email protected] · 2026-09-11 · 06:44 UTC

The Unknown by Riley Sager

When I first saw the title, The Unknown, I thought it was something paranormal. I found out while reading the book, it meant an unknown actress. I like the double meaning as the story unfolds.

Five women disappeared from an Island off Vermont in 1926.

In present day a film crew plans to film the story and to get the actors into character they plan to spend a week on the island living in the same cabins and wearing the same type of clothing as the missing women.

People in the area avoid the island. There are hints of it being haunted. The actors arrive not knowing everything until they arrive with no way to leave.

After a séance some creepy things happen, and the actors begin to disappear one by one.

The story is told by Marin Keane, an unknown actress who has been given her big break by this project.

The women are rivals and don’t seem to get along.

This time though there is a man. The director is on the island with them.

Over the next week, all of them learn more about each other than they probably should. This promised that sometimes people can be scarier than ghosts or demons.

No one is safe and they need to leave but have no way to do so. That is scary but not that scary. Well, I guess there is more than just that. There are some scary things that happen, but I was able to read this book in bed at night and didn’t get goosebumps or feel the need to leave the light on. So, it didn’t pass that test.

I heard once that this author takes other people’s horror stories and rewrites them with his own personal twist. I think as I was trying to figure out what to say in this review, it came to me what story it reminded me of. I won’t spoil it by telling you what I think it is.

I was looking forward to reading this one because I am in the mood for a good ghost story. This story was all over the place, but it wasn’t the experience I’d hoped for.

I am a Sager fan, and I have read a couple of his books before. I hope to eventually read all of them. This one isn’t my favorite, but I am not sorry I read it.

Published August 4, 2026

I do include links to purchase. As an associate, I earn from qualified purchases. Thanks to all my readers who have supported me in the past.

A few books by Riley Sager:

https://virginia-gruver.com/2023/07/21/the-house-across-the-lake/

Upcoming Reviews:

The Mystic and the Missing Girl by Vikki VanSickel

What I am currently reading:

Marble Hall Murders by Anthony Horowitz

Roots & Wrath by E. J. Wenstrom

This is the second review I’ve written tonight and it’s getting late. I need to get to bed so I can stay up too late reading.

Do you read in bed?

Happy Reading!

Links to other Riley Sager books I’ve reviewed

If you like a bargain, check out my bookshop – Get Lost in a Book Shop

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Get Lost in a Book Reviews @[email protected] · 2026-09-11 · 06:44 UTC

The Unknown by Riley Sager

When I first saw the title, The Unknown, I thought it was something paranormal. I found out while reading the book, it meant an unknown actress. I like the double meaning as the story unfolds.

Five women disappeared from an Island off Vermont in 1926.

In present day a film crew plans to film the story and to get the actors into character they plan to spend a week on the island living in the same cabins and wearing the same type of clothing as the missing women.

People in the area avoid the island. There are hints of it being haunted. The actors arrive not knowing everything until they arrive with no way to leave.

After a séance some creepy things happen, and the actors begin to disappear one by one.

The story is told by Marin Keane, an unknown actress who has been given her big break by this project.

The women are rivals and don’t seem to get along.

This time though there is a man. The director is on the island with them.

Over the next week, all of them learn more about each other than they probably should. This promised that sometimes people can be scarier than ghosts or demons.

No one is safe and they need to leave but have no way to do so. That is scary but not that scary. Well, I guess there is more than just that. There are some scary things that happen, but I was able to read this book in bed at night and didn’t get goosebumps or feel the need to leave the light on. So, it didn’t pass that test.

I heard once that this author takes other people’s horror stories and rewrites them with his own personal twist. I think as I was trying to figure out what to say in this review, it came to me what story it reminded me of. I won’t spoil it by telling you what I think it is.

I was looking forward to reading this one because I am in the mood for a good ghost story. This story was all over the place, but it wasn’t the experience I’d hoped for.

I am a Sager fan, and I have read a couple of his books before. I hope to eventually read all of them. This one isn’t my favorite, but I am not sorry I read it.

Published August 4, 2026

I do include links to purchase. As an associate, I earn from qualified purchases. Thanks to all my readers who have supported me in the past.

A few books by Riley Sager:

https://virginia-gruver.com/2023/07/21/the-house-across-the-lake/

Upcoming Reviews:

The Mystic and the Missing Girl by Vikki VanSickel

What I am currently reading:

Marble Hall Murders by Anthony Horowitz

Roots & Wrath by E. J. Wenstrom

This is the second review I’ve written tonight and it’s getting late. I need to get to bed so I can stay up too late reading.

Do you read in bed?

Happy Reading!

Links to other Riley Sager books I’ve reviewed

If you like a bargain, check out my bookshop – Get Lost in a Book Shop

#BookReview #Books #Fiction #Ghosts #Island #reading #Vermont

#bookreview #books #fiction #ghosts #island #reading

Get Lost in a Book Reviews @[email protected] · 2026-09-11 · 06:44 UTC

The Unknown by Riley Sager

When I first saw the title, The Unknown, I thought it was something paranormal. I found out while reading the book, it meant an unknown actress. I like the double meaning as the story unfolds.

Five women disappeared from an Island off Vermont in 1926.

In present day a film crew plans to film the story and to get the actors into character they plan to spend a week on the island living in the same cabins and wearing the same type of clothing as the missing women.

People in the area avoid the island. There are hints of it being haunted. The actors arrive not knowing everything until they arrive with no way to leave.

After a séance some creepy things happen, and the actors begin to disappear one by one.

The story is told by Marin Keane, an unknown actress who has been given her big break by this project.

The women are rivals and don’t seem to get along.

This time though there is a man. The director is on the island with them.

Over the next week, all of them learn more about each other than they probably should. This promised that sometimes people can be scarier than ghosts or demons.

No one is safe and they need to leave but have no way to do so. That is scary but not that scary. Well, I guess there is more than just that. There are some scary things that happen, but I was able to read this book in bed at night and didn’t get goosebumps or feel the need to leave the light on. So, it didn’t pass that test.

I heard once that this author takes other people’s horror stories and rewrites them with his own personal twist. I think as I was trying to figure out what to say in this review, it came to me what story it reminded me of. I won’t spoil it by telling you what I think it is.

I was looking forward to reading this one because I am in the mood for a good ghost story. This story was all over the place, but it wasn’t the experience I’d hoped for.

I am a Sager fan, and I have read a couple of his books before. I hope to eventually read all of them. This one isn’t my favorite, but I am not sorry I read it.

Published August 4, 2026

I do include links to purchase. As an associate, I earn from qualified purchases. Thanks to all my readers who have supported me in the past.

A few books by Riley Sager:

https://virginia-gruver.com/2023/07/21/the-house-across-the-lake/

Upcoming Reviews:

The Mystic and the Missing Girl by Vikki VanSickel

What I am currently reading:

Marble Hall Murders by Anthony Horowitz

Roots & Wrath by E. J. Wenstrom

This is the second review I’ve written tonight and it’s getting late. I need to get to bed so I can stay up too late reading.

Do you read in bed?

Happy Reading!

Links to other Riley Sager books I’ve reviewed

If you like a bargain, check out my bookshop – Get Lost in a Book Shop

Rate this:

#BookReview #Books #Fiction #Ghosts #Island #reading #Vermont

#bookreview #books #fiction #ghosts #island #reading

Get Lost in a Book Reviews @[email protected] · 2026-09-11 · 06:44 UTC

The Unknown by Riley Sager

When I first saw the title, The Unknown, I thought it was something paranormal. I found out while reading the book, it meant an unknown actress. I like the double meaning as the story unfolds.

Five women disappeared from an Island off Vermont in 1926.

In present day a film crew plans to film the story and to get the actors into character they plan to spend a week on the island living in the same cabins and wearing the same type of clothing as the missing women.

People in the area avoid the island. There are hints of it being haunted. The actors arrive not knowing everything until they arrive with no way to leave.

After a séance some creepy things happen, and the actors begin to disappear one by one.

The story is told by Marin Keane, an unknown actress who has been given her big break by this project.

The women are rivals and don’t seem to get along.

This time though there is a man. The director is on the island with them.

Over the next week, all of them learn more about each other than they probably should. This promised that sometimes people can be scarier than ghosts or demons.

No one is safe and they need to leave but have no way to do so. That is scary but not that scary. Well, I guess there is more than just that. There are some scary things that happen, but I was able to read this book in bed at night and didn’t get goosebumps or feel the need to leave the light on. So, it didn’t pass that test.

I heard once that this author takes other people’s horror stories and rewrites them with his own personal twist. I think as I was trying to figure out what to say in this review, it came to me what story it reminded me of. I won’t spoil it by telling you what I think it is.

I was looking forward to reading this one because I am in the mood for a good ghost story. This story was all over the place, but it wasn’t the experience I’d hoped for.

I am a Sager fan, and I have read a couple of his books before. I hope to eventually read all of them. This one isn’t my favorite, but I am not sorry I read it.

Published August 4, 2026

I do include links to purchase. As an associate, I earn from qualified purchases. Thanks to all my readers who have supported me in the past.

A few books by Riley Sager:

https://virginia-gruver.com/2023/07/21/the-house-across-the-lake/

Upcoming Reviews:

The Mystic and the Missing Girl by Vikki VanSickel

What I am currently reading:

Marble Hall Murders by Anthony Horowitz

Roots & Wrath by E. J. Wenstrom

This is the second review I’ve written tonight and it’s getting late. I need to get to bed so I can stay up too late reading.

Do you read in bed?

Happy Reading!

Links to other Riley Sager books I’ve reviewed

If you like a bargain, check out my bookshop – Get Lost in a Book Shop