This book is well-reviewed, so I will let you read the blurb to find out what you’re getting into while reading this. I read this at night when I would crawl into bed, not yet tired but eager to get in some reading that wasn’t an ARC. Lee had me at boarding school, but then… Continue reading A Lesson in Vengeance, Victoria Lee
Tag: Mystery
10 New Releases to Look Forward To in September
How are we already nearing the end of August? This month seems to have flown by. It's been a slow reading month for me, but it's been pretty chaotic here. But that doesn't mean I can't continue growing my TBR, which is pretty unmanageable these days. But who can resist all the new books that… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward To in September
The Last House on Needless Street, Catriona Ward
I will keep my review short and vague to keep from spoiling the book, so it might not make a lot of sense. However, the blurb does a great job of keeping things vague, and I think that’s how you need to go into reading this. You might think you have things pegged while reading,… Continue reading The Last House on Needless Street, Catriona Ward
The Night She Disappeared, Lisa Jewell
Tallulah is a young mother, living at home with her mother, Kim, and her boyfriend, Zach. She wants out of the relationship, but she isn’t sure how to get out of it, especially because Zach has grown increasingly controlling. But after a night out, Tallulah and Zach don’t return home. Kim is desperate to find… Continue reading The Night She Disappeared, Lisa Jewell
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 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
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
Once Upon a River, Diane Setterfield
This is a difficult review for me to write because I don’t have the words for how much I loved reading it. While it had a bit of a slow start for me, this character-driven world quickly drew me into the lives of everyone involved. The lush descriptions bring this town and these people to… Continue reading Once Upon a River, Diane Setterfield
The Other Passenger, Louise Candlish
Jamie is nearing fifty. He’s in a long-term relationship and working at a coffee shop. While not the most ideal job, it suits him fine. When he makes new friends on the morning ferry, his life takes a drastic turn. But when his friend Kit goes missing, we see how easily things we thought were… Continue reading The Other Passenger, Louise Candlish
We Were Never Here, Andrea Bartz
Emily and her best friend Kristen travel together yearly. But there are rules, including no pictures. If that doesn't sound odd, then you're in for a treat because things get worse. Especially because on their current trip in Chile, things go horribly awry. We watch the story unfold as Emily learns to cope with the… Continue reading We Were Never Here, Andrea Bartz
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