Title: Five SurviveAuthor: Holly JacksonGenre: Young Adult ThrillerPublishing Date: November 29, 2022 About the Book Eight hours. Six friends. Five survive. A road trip turns deadly in this addictive YA thriller from the bestselling author of the worldwide phenomenon A GOOD GIRL’S GUIDE TO MURDER.Red Kenny is on a road trip for spring break with… Continue reading Blog Tour Review: Five Survive, Holly Jackson
Tag: Mystery/Thriller
The House Across the Lake, Riley Sager
This is well reviewed, so I will make this review fairly short. The House Across the Lake turned a bit bizarre, and that totally worked here. When you thought things might resolve, he threw the reader for a few surprising loops. If I had any issues, it was the sheer amount of time we spent… Continue reading The House Across the Lake, Riley Sager
Blog Tour Review: The Sleepover, Keri Beevis
Title: The SleepoverAuthor: Keri BeevisPublishes: October 24, 2022Publisher: Boldwood Books About the Book When you’re a kid, you imagine monsters to have horns and fangs. That they hide under the bed or in the wardrobe. And you believe they can only come after you when it’s dark.You don’t expect them to look like everyday people… Continue reading Blog Tour Review: The Sleepover, Keri Beevis
10 New Releases to Look Forward to in September
The days are getting colder, some trees have decided it was time to have their leaves change colors, early, mind you, and I'm wishing for a summer repeat. The best part of the cold mornings is sitting snuggled under a blanket outside, watching the sunrise, with a book in hand. Here are some new releases… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in September
All Good People Here, Ashley Flowers
Margot has returned home to take care of her ailing uncle. But a case she recently researched brought her back to her childhood and the death of her best friend, January. With new girls going missing, it has to be related. As Margot investigates the circumstances of what happened in her youth with what’s happening… Continue reading All Good People Here, Ashley Flowers
Stay Awake, Megan Goldin
Reviews for books like this need to be vague because it would be easy to spoil the book. A note here: As I read others’ reviews before writing my own, several of the top ones spoil certain aspects. So I advise not reading reviews if you want to be surprised. (It defeats me writing a… Continue reading Stay Awake, Megan Goldin
The Book of Accidents, Chuck Wendig
This is another book I'm having trouble reviewing, so bear with me, this isn't much of a review. I'm a fan of theoretical physics, and the idea that there are parallel worlds, alternate timelines is intriguing. I'm also a fan of books that take that theory and twist it on its head. When I've run… Continue reading The Book of Accidents, Chuck Wendig
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
The Lovely and the Lost, Jennifer Lynn Barnes
The Lovely and the Lost centers on the disappearance of a young girl, and Kira’s foster mother, Cady, has brought along the kids and their dogs to help track the girl. This is what they’ve been training for, after all. But this task is bringing up the past for Kira, a past her trauma has… Continue reading The Lovely and the Lost, Jennifer Lynn Barnes
Blog Tour Spotlight: Sins of the Father, Sharon Bairden
About the Book: Lucas Findlay thinks he has struck gold when he marries Rebecca, but she married him for one reason only – to destroy him. TRAUMA RUNS DEEP When her past comes back to haunt her, Rebecca begins to disconnect from herself and the world around her. As secrets are unearthed, she begins to… Continue reading Blog Tour Spotlight: Sins of the Father, Sharon Bairden
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