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
Tag: Mystery/Thriller
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
Blog Tour- A Night to Die For, Lisa Schroeder
A Night to Die ForLisa Schroeder Genre: Young Adult Horror Publishing Date: March 1, 2022 About the Book The Night Of meets Carrie when a boy finds a girl’s body in the ditch on prom night…and becomes the primary suspect in her murder. All Mario wants is one normal night before he graduates. He’s spent most of high… Continue reading Blog Tour- A Night to Die For, Lisa Schroeder
The Chase, Candice Fox
When 600 inmates, from minimum security to death row, are leashed into the world, havoc ensues. Death row supervisor Celine wants to get this prison back on track. She’s intent on tracking down her nemesis, John Kradle. He’s the man who has grated her every nerve since day one. He’s the worse kind of prisoner… Continue reading The Chase, Candice Fox
Notes on an Execution, Danya Kukafka
“…she prayed that the difference between good and evil was simply a matter of trying.” I won this book in a Goodreads Giveaway from William Morrow and started it almost immediately after it showed up on my tablet. Ansel has 12 hours left to live. Kukafka tells those 12 hours in a very roundabout way,… Continue reading Notes on an Execution, Danya Kukafka
The Night Shift, Alex Finlay
The Night Shift is one of those books where you may figure some things out early on but won’t even care because the journey to get to the truth is so utterly addicting that the world outside will fade away. Told in varying points of view, we watch how three people’s stories will come together… Continue reading The Night Shift, Alex Finlay
The Cage, Bonnie Kistler
The concept of The Cage sounds like an absolute nightmare. Two women get on an elevator, and only one survives. The story unfolds from mostly Shay's point of view, though we get that of her boss' as well. Shay needs to prove that Lucy died by suicide and not at Shay's hands. Unfortunately, it's even… Continue reading The Cage, Bonnie Kistler
Blog Tour-A Stranger’s Revenge, K.J. McGillick
A Stranger's RevengeK.J. McGillickPublished January 4th, 2022 About the Book: When art law attorney Abigail Clarke is mistaken for the murdered twin sister she never knew existed, will she be able to outwit a man determined to kill every member of her treacherous family. Thirty years ago, during a thunderstorm, on an isolated street in… Continue reading Blog Tour-A Stranger’s Revenge, K.J. McGillick
The Next Wife, Kaira Rouda
I will skip my usual summary because this one has over 28k reviews on Amazon, which is impressive. This is a critical review because I feel lukewarm about the book. Sometimes I think books get too over-hyped. But I remind readers to stay objective to see if this will be right for them. The writing… Continue reading The Next Wife, Kaira Rouda
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