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
Tag: Thriller
Blog Tour- The Block, Ben Oliver
The Block (The Loop Trilogy #2) by by Ben Oliver Genre: Young Adult Science Fiction Publishing Date: May 4, 2021Publisher: Chicken House Books-Scholastic About the Book In the second book of The Loop trilogy, Luka is trapped in a fate worse than death. But now that he knows the truth about what him and his fellow… Continue reading Blog Tour- The Block, Ben Oliver
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
Falling, TJ Newman
I came across TJ on Twitter when one of the publishers I follow mentioned a flight attendant turned author. When I looked into Falling, there was so much buzz, and the premise sounded so incredibly terrifying, I knew I had to get an ARC of it. Guys, I do not miss my bedtime, ever, but… Continue reading Falling, TJ Newman
The Maidens, Alex Michaelides
The Maidens wasn’t the right fit for me, but I encourage others to give it a try because some elements will appeal to everyone. I’m a proponent of not comparing an author’s books to their other works, but I questioned whether the same author wrote this as The Silent Patient. I would have enjoyed the… Continue reading The Maidens, Alex Michaelides
The Necklace, Matt Witten
Things haven't been easy for Susan; it never is when you lose a child. She's barely scraping by, but she is determined to be at the execution of the man who murdered her daughter. It is through that determination that the story unfolds. Told in alternating timelines, The Necklace is a book that hooks the… Continue reading The Necklace, Matt Witten
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
10 Books to Look Forward to in May
I'm back with my list of 10 book releases coming soon. Some months it can be really hard narrowing down which books to add. I have a feeling I'm going to blow my book budget out of the water in May. Let's get to it! The Block, Ben OliverYA/DystopianReleases May 4th About the Book:In the… Continue reading 10 Books to Look Forward to in May
Mid-April TBR
I realized I haven't posted my TBR in a while. I think it's because I've partially been in a reading funk. It might be quiet on the blog for a few days in the middle of the week as I get my second Covid vaccine on Tuesday. I'm hoping I feel okay afterward, but I… Continue reading Mid-April TBR
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