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It's rare that a book make my eyebrows go up in surprise, this one did it. I won't give the twist away because it's just too good & without it the book would fall kind of flat, in my humble opinion. Anyway, lets get into this review! You Shouldn't Have Come Here by Jeneva Rose... Continue Reading →
This book has been picked up for TV adaptation, set to debut on Netflix, Friday June 7th 2024. I really liked this book, it felt so real & relatable in many ways, I hope this tv adaptation does not disappoint! I will definitely be tuning in but for now, review. Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams Category... Continue Reading →
Jessica Knoll does it again! Based on the real crimes of Ted Bundy this fiction novel by Knoll is a gripping read! Let's get into it... Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll Category – Crime Mystery Thriller Length – 384 Pages Read Time - 2 Days GR Rating - 4 Stars This novel is an... Continue Reading →
This book was very much the "classic" small town girl running from her past murder mystery thriller. Let's review... Dear Daughter by Elizabeth Little Category – Murder Mystery Thriller Length – 364 Pages Read Time - 1 Day GR Rating - 3 Stars Our main character Janie Jenkins, I don't know why I hated this... Continue Reading →
I wanted to love this book so much... Five Survive by Holly Jackson Category – YA Mystery Thriller Length – 400 Pages Read Time - 1 Day GR Rating - 2 Stars I had high hopes for this book, A Good Girl's Guide to Murder was a good read to me, kept me on my... Continue Reading →
Hugh Howey knows how to write dystopian worlds! This is the 2nd series from this author that I've read & just like the Wool Series (reviewed here) I need more. This series takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where much of the remaining population lives under constant threat of being consumed by the shifting sands.... Continue Reading →
I read this book while in a mild non-reading mood... I'll be revisiting this book again when I'm in a reading mood because I know I'll either love it at that point or hate it, I'm leaning towards the former currently but truly, at the moment I don't know.. I'll update if/when I reread. These... Continue Reading →
Silence #1 by Natasha Preston This book is a really quick one, about 200 pages but the subject is heavy. My issues with the book are 1st that the story felt rushed, 2nd the sudden change in pov & 3rd the subject is more so insinuated. Where the editors were, yo no se, but I... Continue Reading →
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