Chloe is the daughter of a serial killer. But all that happened 20 years ago. It doesn’t mean it hasn’t changed her life because everything is different for Chloe, including herself. But now, girls are dying again. It’s bringing up old memories for her, and she spends a lot of time ruminating, caught in the… Continue reading A Flicker in the Dark, Stacy Willingham
Tag: Psychological
Favorite Reads 2021- Part 2: Mystery, Thriller, Suspense
Day Two of my favorite reads this year brings us to a category I only started reading in the past few years. I was never a fan of suspense because I used to hate the not knowing, but now, it's my most favorite part. Let's get right into it. The Hiding Girl, Dorian BoxPsychological ThrillerAmazon,… Continue reading Favorite Reads 2021- Part 2: Mystery, Thriller, Suspense
Twenty Years Later, Charlie Donlea
As a popular tv host, Avery knows a good case when she sees one. She’s willing to take a dramatic plunge to share the stories that matter. So when she stumbles across new evidence in an old case, she has no idea of the story she’s about to unravel. With the help of Walt, a… Continue reading Twenty Years Later, Charlie Donlea
A History of Wild Places, Shea Ernshaw
Okay, wow. I’ve sat with my thoughts a few days after finishing this, and I still don’t feel ready to give this a proper review. Somewhere around the 1/3 mark of the book, I tucked into reading and forgot to make notes. What is going on in Pastoral? Is it merely a cult, or is… Continue reading A History of Wild Places, Shea Ernshaw
Mid-November TBR
As the year’s end looms closer, and my Goodreads goal complete, I find myself straggling when it comes to wanting to read. Thankfully, I don’t book myself too many review copies for December, so most of the books on my TBR are ones of my own, that don’t have a deadline should I want to… Continue reading Mid-November TBR
All is Not Forgotten, Wendy Walker
Ahh, I don’t know how to review this book because I ended up having to put it in a timeout because it stressed me out so much! Like, you know that feeling where you desperately need resolution, but things are made worse, and the suspense starts to become unbearable? You’re going to get that reading… Continue reading All is Not Forgotten, Wendy Walker
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 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
10 New Releases to Look Forward to in July
Why do I keep putting myself through the incredibly difficult task of picking only 10 upcoming releases to share? Because it's fun, and who doesn't love looking at the possibilities of what's to come. As always, I don't include books that are in the middle of a series, or books that I have as an… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in July
Blog Tour-Mirrorland, Carole Johnstone
Ultimate Tour - ScribnerMirrorland by Carole Johnstone Publisher: Penguin Age/Genre: Adult Thriller Publishing: 20th April 2021 ISBN: 9781982136352 Amazon Goodreads About the Book Twelve years ago my life began again. But it was a lie. With the startling twists of Gone Girl and the haunting emotional power of Room, Mirrorland is the story of twin sisters, the… Continue reading Blog Tour-Mirrorland, Carole Johnstone
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