I am a huge Jonasson fan. I’ve read and loved every one of his books. So for me, it is super exciting that he has a new book releasing, and I’m incredibly lucky to have received an advanced copy. This book feels vastly different from his other books. It still has a unique level of… Continue reading Sweet Sweet Revenge Ltd, Jonas Jonasson
Tag: 4-star
Don’t Believe It, Charlie Donlea
I’m working my way through Donlea’s back catalog, and this is my second to last book, and then I’m all caught up. I love his books and how they are told in varying pieces that come together to tell a story. This one had a lot of revelations. When I thought I had things figured… Continue reading Don’t Believe It, Charlie Donlea
The Perfect Family, Lorna Dounaeva
Lorna was kind enough to send me a paperback of her book, and the cover is so sharp and stunning that the photo doesn't really do it justice. What lengths will one woman go to keep the image of her perfect family intact? We explore that in The Perfect Family, and if you think you… Continue reading The Perfect Family, Lorna Dounaeva
Something Wilder, Christina Lauren
For someone who chose to live in the woods for 5 months in my youth, this book sounded right up my alley. I’m a fan of surviving and exploration, so Lily is a girl after my own heart. Her walls are thick; she’s had to learn to build them since childhood. But, unfortunately, walls are… Continue reading Something Wilder, Christina Lauren
It’s Always the Husband, Michele Campbell
Three college roommates who couldn't be further apart come together, sharing their freshman dorm. As Aubrey settles into an entirely new and exciting life, Kate distances herself through her magnetism. Jenny keeps both of them with their heads just below the clouds. It works well for this trio. But as Campbell is known to do,… Continue reading It’s Always the Husband, Michele Campbell
The Push, Ashley Audrain
If I hadn't started reading this before bed, I probably wouldn't have put the book down. I think it's so easy to take the words our parents say to us and carry them like a mantra in our lives. Letting the mantra shape us into this person at their say so. It's that pattern that… Continue reading The Push, Ashley Audrain
Two Mini Reviews
A Beautiful Poison, Lydia Kang Over the past month, I've been reading a lot of Kang's work. I love how she takes us back in history, giving us a mystery with strong female characters. The trio of friends each has secrets; they have spent years apart and are different from the children they once were.… Continue reading Two Mini Reviews
You Made a Fool of Death with Your Beauty, Akwaeke Emezi
I hadn’t read Emezi, so I wasn’t sure what to expect going into reading this when Atria reached out to me to read this. What I thought would be a laid-back women’s fiction about grief and moving on threw me for a loop. Instead, Feyi drew me in with how comfortable she was with herself… Continue reading You Made a Fool of Death with Your Beauty, Akwaeke Emezi
Notes on Your Sudden Disappearance, Alison Espach
Spanning 15 years, Notes on Your Sudden Disappearance gives us Sally as she talks to her sister Kathy before and after Kathy dies. From the musings of a preteen to a grown woman, she tells of the relationship with her sister and life and everything between. A good portion of this book read as YA/Coming… Continue reading Notes on Your Sudden Disappearance, Alison Espach
Library of the Dead, T.L. Huchu
Ropa is a gateway between the living and the dead. Because of that, she's able to scrape by to take care of her Gram and her sister. Ropa is everything you want in a main character. She's fierce, persistent, knows right and wrong, and will defend what she feels is right. The only issue I… Continue reading Library of the Dead, T.L. Huchu
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