This one came to me from Simon & Schuster, and once I started it, I didn’t want to put it down. I requested to review this one because, I too am a sleepwalker, and I loved the idea of things going so fantastically awry for Arden. Miranda wrote her suffering so well. The combo of… Continue reading The Girl From Widow Hills, Megan Miranda
Tag: Thriller
Everyone Knows How Much I Love You, Kyle McCarthy
Rose leads a very fictitious life. Her personality is that she doesn’t know how to hold on to something good, and she burns everything in her wake. Rose is not a likable character, but her self-destruction makes this book so good. She’s knowledgeable and college-educated, but she’s incredibly awkward, a broken and pathetic person. I… Continue reading Everyone Knows How Much I Love You, Kyle McCarthy
The Lane Betrayal, John A. Heldt
Mark Lane has learned that his employer plans to use the time travel boxes they’ve invented for nefarious purposes. So he takes his family and the two time boxes and flees to 1865, where the Civil War is nearing its end. They may not find the peace they’re hoping for when the owner of the… Continue reading The Lane Betrayal, John A. Heldt
Devoted, Dean Koontz
I might be a bit of a Koontz fan (who needs more bookshelves, and thus, has very disorganized shelves). Right now I’m lucky to have KU. And I’m really thankful that Koontz put Devoted into KU because as a person who lives off disability, I can’t buy his books right now. I want nothing more than… Continue reading Devoted, Dean Koontz
April TBR
With the exception of books that come in by request, my TBR is always changing. These are some of the books I have slated for this month. Some months, I finish the books super fast, and then I'm left organizing a new TBR. Let's hope this is one of those months. So let's see what's… Continue reading April TBR
In the Dark, Loreth Anne White
I don't want to spoil this one, so I will skip my usual summary and try to keep anything that gives it away out of the review. I will post the blurb at the bottom. This one came recommended to me in KU, and it hooked me from the start. Normally when there is a… Continue reading In the Dark, Loreth Anne White
Death by Midnight, Nicole Nadeau
Anna is a genius who likes to invent things. She’s a talented inventor, and in the social teenage hierarchy, it makes her stand out. She’s often bullied and doesn’t fight back. Her best friend Jake is always sticking up for her. When Anna and her family are kidnapped, Jake is the first one to go… Continue reading Death by Midnight, Nicole Nadeau
Catherine House, Elisabeth Thomas
I read the blurb when I requested this from HarperCollins, but I didn’t re-read it a month later when I started this. I also didn’t want to read the reviews before I read this because I wanted to go into reading this as blindly as possible. Thomas set up a great mystery of what the… Continue reading Catherine House, Elisabeth Thomas
The Sunday Girl, Pip Drysdale
The Sunday Girl follows Taylor, an abused woman who wants to get back at her ex-boyfriend Angus for posting a sex tape online. But she’s not sure how to go about doing it, and she isn’t sure if she’s ready to let him go. With chapters framed as days of the weeks, we follow Taylor in… Continue reading The Sunday Girl, Pip Drysdale
Woman on the Edge, Samantha M. Bailey
From the blurb: A moment on the platform changes two lives forever. But nothing is as it seems... 'Take my baby.' In a split second, Morgan's life changes forever. A stranger hands her a baby, then jumps in front of a train. After Morgan gets handed the baby by Nicole, things get chaotic fast. Especially… Continue reading Woman on the Edge, Samantha M. Bailey
