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  • About PhDiva
    • About My Reviews
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    • Contemporary
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  • Book Review,  Historical Fiction,  Mystery

    BLOG TOUR: The Stills by Jess Montgomery @JessM_author @TLCBookTours @minotaurbooks #thestills #bookreview

    / March 8, 2021

    I’m so excited to be featuring my review of The Stillsby Jess Montgomery on International Women’s Day because this book truly celebrates the impact of strong women throughout history even in the face…

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  • Book Review,  Mystery,  Psychological Thriller

    Book Review: The Perfect Guests | Emma Rous

    / February 24, 2021

    This absolutely stunning follow up to Emma Rous’s debut book The Au Pair proves that she was certainly no one-hit wonder! I love a well-executed dual timeline mystery, and Emma Rous’s The Perfect…

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  • Book Review,  Thriller

    Bok Review: Prodigal Son | Gregg Hurwitz | an Orphan X novel

    / January 26, 2021

    Have you read any of the Orphan X books by Gregg Hurwitz? I hadn’t until I had the opportunity to read Prodigal Son which I learned is actually the sixth book in the…

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  • Historical Fiction,  Women's Fiction

    BOOK REVIEW: Glimmer As You Can by Danielle Martin @tlcbooktours #glimmerasyoucan

    / December 13, 2020

    A book that is truly a story for women, Glimmer As You Can is set in the 1960s and is at its core a story about female friendships and the strength and support…

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  • Book Review,  Contemporary,  Suspense

    BLOG TOUR: Lie, Lie Again by Stacy Wise @stacywise_author @suzyAPbooktours @amazonpub #lielieagain #bookreview

    / November 16, 2020

    This is a fun, grab-your-popcorn sort of book that was so fun to read! Three women connected by proximity, and a whole bunch of lies! About the Book For three women with so…

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  • Book Review,  Cozy Mystery,  Mystery

    Book Review: Murder in the Piazza | Jen Collins Moore

    / October 22, 2020

    An American woman living in Rome… sounds like the beginning to a story that I want to be living! I just hope that the next thing that happens in mine is a dead…

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  • Book Review,  Non-fiction

    BLOG TOUR: Playing With Fire, A Modern Investigation into Demons, Exorcism, and Ghosts by Billy Hallowell @thomasnelson @tlcbooktours #playingwithfire

    / October 14, 2020

    Next up for me in my October spooky reads is a topic that actually terrifies me… demonic possession! About the Book What is Our Fascination with the Other Side? Join investigative reporter Billy…

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  • Book Review,  Women's Fiction

    BLOG TOUR: A Borrowed Life by Kerry Anne King @kerry_anne_king @LUauthors @tlcbooktours #aborrowedlife

    / October 6, 2020

    From the Amazon Charts bestselling author of Whisper Me This comes an emotional and sharply witty novel about how life’s unexpected detours can ultimately bring you home. For twenty-six years Liz has perfectly…

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  • Book Review,  Thriller

    BLOG TOUR: The Silent Conspiracy by L.C. Shaw @LCShawAuthor @SuzyAPBookTours @harperbooks #thesilentconspiracy

    / September 28, 2020

    The second installment in the Jack Logan books is as compelling and heart-pounding as the first. L.C. Shaw’s The Silent Conspiracy is a high-octane thriller that definitely had me hooked! About the Book…

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  • Book Review,  Fiction

    BLOG TOUR: Let the Willows Weep by Sherry Parnell @sbparnell @tlcbooktours #letthewillowsweep

    / September 21, 2020

    An emotional coming-of-age story about how one seeks to keep going through hard times. Sad and yet hopeful—filled with prose so beautiful and delicate, it often felt like reading poetry. “My mother’s greatest…

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Mackenzie Harms is the owner and author of all content of the PhDiva book blog

Hi! I'm Mackenzie, the Ph.D. student behind the book reviews and blog. Reading books has always been my favorite pastime and I love sharing my thoughts about them with the world. Now I should probably get back to writing that dissertation...

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