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Book Review: The Split | Sharon Bolton
I’ve been a big fan of Sharon Bolton ever since I ready my first book by her, The Craftsman. I picked up that book because frankly I’ll try almost anything the team at…
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Book Review: The Amendment | Kiersten Modglin
Buzz about Kiersten Modglin continues to dominate many online psychological thriller communities and it seems that the hype will continue. In fact, my review of The Arrangement from August of 2021 continues to…
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BOOK REVIEW: Fake by Erica Katz @harperbooks #fakeanovel #ericakatz #bookreview
A glimpse into a world most of us will never experience—Erica Katz balances suspense, entertainment, and morality in Fake. I didn’t want this novel to end! About the Book Can you spot the…
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Book Review: Eliza Starts a Rumor | Jane L. Rosen
Emotional, thought-provoking, captivating—Eliza Starts a Rumor by Jane L. Rosen is a genre-defying story about the damage a lie can cause, regardless of intention. Surprising and engaging! About the Book It wasn’t supposed…
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Book Review: The Collective | Alison Gaylin
Grief and revenge collide in this absolutely wild, twisted thriller by Alison Gaylin. The second half moves at breaking speed as you learn what is really going on with The Collective. About the…
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BOOK REVIEW: Quiet in Her Bones by Nalini Singh @berkleypub #quietinherbones #bookreview
Riveting, dark, and twisted—Nalini Singh’s Quiet in Her Bones is an atmospheric thriller that kept me hooked until the final page. About the Book My mother vanished ten years ago.So did a quarter…
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Book Review: Simmer Down | Sarah Smith
The heat in this book comes from more than just the cooking! Simmer Down by Sarah Smith is a enemies-to-lovers romance set around rival food trucks in Hawaii. A fun beach read but…
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Book Review: Reckless Girls | Rachel Hawkins
This is the sort of binge-worthy thriller that seems to leap right off the page. I could easily picture Rachel Hawkins’ Reckless Girls as a movie—a total popcorn thriller with a dash of…
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BOOK REVIEW: Al Dente’s Inferno by Stephanie Cole #aldentesinferno #bookreview #cozymystery
I’m very in and out on cozy mysteries lately and really throughout the pandemic. The light, often silly appeal of a murder mystery with very little darkness as reflected by their punny titles…
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BOOK REVIEW: Meg & Jo by Virginia Kantra @berkleypub @viriginiakantra #megandjo #bookreview
Inspired by Little Women, Virginia Kantra’s Meg & Jo is a modern take on the classic novel many of us grew up loving. Charming, nostalgic, and fun! About the Book The timeless classic Little…
