Every time I post my TBR, I'm always shocked I finally remembered to share with everyone what I'm reading. It's an aspect on the blog I really am slacking with. But, I did share my TBR towards the end of August, so I feel that's progress. It's going to be a month of mostly YA,… Continue reading Mid-September TBR
Tag: Mystery/Thriller
They’ll Never Catch Us, Jessica Goodman
Meet sisters Stella and Ellie. Both are on the track team, and both have goals for college. Stella's are more ambitious, especially because an incident last year has marked her as aggressive. It doesn't help that she's prickly towards her team members. She's a loner who doesn't let people in. Ellie is more outgoing, makes… Continue reading They’ll Never Catch Us, Jessica Goodman
Survive the Night, Riley Sager
Do you ever read a book that has you raging at the decisions the MC is making? How about when they repeat foolish mistakes throughout the entire book? In Survive the Night, Charlie is such a character. I rarely read a book in which one character was so repeatedly careless with their lives. Yet, she… Continue reading Survive the Night, Riley Sager
The Missing Hours, Julia Dahl
Dahl does not hold back in The Missing Hours, opening with a sexual assault. Claudia is on the run as she tries to piece together the night she cannot remember. As her family tries to find her, the story unfolds, exploring toxicity and bias, slut-shaming, rape, and more. I think because Claudia is such a… Continue reading The Missing Hours, Julia Dahl
Blog Tour- Stolen, Tess Stimson
Stolen Tess Stimson You thought she was safe. You were wrong… Alex knows her daughter would never wander off in a strange place. So when her three-year-old vanishes from an idyllic beach wedding, Alex immediately believes the worst. The hunt for Lottie quickly becomes a world-wide search, but it’s not long before suspicion falls on… Continue reading Blog Tour- Stolen, Tess Stimson
10 New Releases to Look Forward to in August
Good Morning! I'm back with 10 new releases that I'm super excited about. I don't include books I have as ARC's or books in the middle of a series in my list. These covers are just incredible, and so is this list, so let's get to it! A Lesson in Vengeance, Victoria LeeYA/Thriller/LGBTQ+Releases August 3rd… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in August
The Guilt Trip, Sandie Jones
With her brother-in-law, Will, getting married, Rachel is looking forward to some time away. The location in Portugal is idyllic, even if her best friend Paige is constantly poking fun at the bride-to-be. Ali is a sweet girl if a bit of an over exaggerator. But she’s looking forward to marrying Will; he’s the love… Continue reading The Guilt Trip, Sandie Jones
The Family Plot, Megan Collins
It’s rare for me to finish a book in which I cannot stand the main character because Dahlia is a character that I cannot get on board with. She is so over reactionary to every situation, every word spoken to her, that it makes it impossible to like her. She’s self-righteous, and once her mind… Continue reading The Family Plot, Megan Collins
Where the Truth Lies, Anna Bailey
In Where the Truth Lies, Bailey explores racism, bigotry, family abuse, the cycle of abuse carried down through generations, homophobia, the toxicity of conversion therapy, and so much more. At the center of this town is the church, with a twisted pastor who uses the congregation to fuel his hatred using his rigid beliefs, living… Continue reading Where the Truth Lies, Anna Bailey
Dark Roads, Chevy Stevens
For decades, young women have been disappearing along the Cold Creek Highway. So when Amber disappears, it hits many people hard, especially the two main characters of our story, Hailey and Beth. Told in their viewpoints, we learn more about these incredibly strong women, who will get to the bottom of Amber’s disappearance, even when… Continue reading Dark Roads, Chevy Stevens
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