I’m working my way through Donlea’s back catalog, and this is my second to last book, and then I’m all caught up. I love his books and how they are told in varying pieces that come together to tell a story. This one had a lot of revelations. When I thought I had things figured… Continue reading Don’t Believe It, Charlie Donlea
Tag: Suspense
The Push, Ashley Audrain
If I hadn't started reading this before bed, I probably wouldn't have put the book down. I think it's so easy to take the words our parents say to us and carry them like a mantra in our lives. Letting the mantra shape us into this person at their say so. It's that pattern that… Continue reading The Push, Ashley Audrain
Release Day and Review: Disguised as Love, LJ Evans
Disguised as Love LJ EvansPublisher: Self-publishedPublication Date: April 22, 2022Genre: standalone, contemporary romanceTropes: enemies-to-lovers, slow-burn, opposites-attract, fake-relationship, romantic suspense About the Book DISGUISED AS LOVE – a chemistry-filled, enemies-to-lovers romance He’s a surly undercover agent set in his ways. She’s a genius scientist from the family he’s investigating. One mistake can cost them everything, including… Continue reading Release Day and Review: Disguised as Love, LJ Evans
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
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
The Angel’s Wrath, Julia DeBarrioz
I was waiting for my paperback copy to show up before sharing my review because Julia is one of my absolute favorites, and I wanted to show you how amazing this cover is. My pic does not do it justice. I'm also going to do this post similar to how I do blog tours because… Continue reading The Angel’s Wrath, Julia DeBarrioz
These Silent Woods, Kimi Cunningham Grant
Cooper and Finch live cut off from the world in a cabin with no electricity. They don't go into town; they don't rely on the outside world at all. No one else knows they're out there except for Cooper's best friend Jake and the neighbor Scotland, whom Cooper doesn't wholly trust. But Finch is getting… Continue reading These Silent Woods, Kimi Cunningham Grant
Such a Quiet Place, Megan Miranda
The neighborhood of Hollow's Edge is supposed to be idyllic. But Ruby has shown up after being released from prison. No one wants her there, but she sure is trying her hardest to make her presence known. Harper is having a hard time with her back in the house, especially because Harper isn't an assertive… Continue reading Such a Quiet Place, Megan Miranda
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
Synchronicity, Michaelbrent Collings
Wow, wow, wow!It’s hard for me to write this review because I made very few notes while reading, which happens when I’m drawn into a story. You start not entirely sure of what is going on with “the machine,” but Collings creates this need in the reader to find out what is going on. So… Continue reading Synchronicity, Michaelbrent Collings
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