Book Review:: The Burning Library | Gilly MacMillan
The Burning Library by Gilly MacMillan is a fast-paced academic thriller that stretches back through history and tangles into two rival secret societies that aren’t afraid of…
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Book Review:: And Then There Was You | Sophie Cousens
Romy and Michelle meets AI – that’s the vibe of Sophie Cousens’ new release. I saw someone say they DNF’d this book in the before they even…
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Book Review:: The Ministry of Time | Kaliane Bradley
The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley is a fascinating, captivating, historical – sci-fi – romance – adventure – thriller. Ha. It’s a mashup of multiple genres…
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Book Review:: Secret Nights and Northern Lights | Megan Oliver
Mona is always overlooked. In a busy family with twin boys less than a year older than she is, their parents were always too exhausted for her…
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Book Review:: My Favorite Holidate | Lauren Blakely
When your guy-for-now blatantly cheats on you at a party, you get your revenge by fake-dating your billionaire boss. Obviously. Except you’ve had a thing for said…
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Book Review:: The Everlasting | Alix E. Harrow
I have read over two hundred books this year, and I hope you believe me when I say that this is the best one of them. I…
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Book Review:: Four Weekends and A Funeral | Ellie Palmer
When a random library read pulls your heartstrings nearly out of your chest, you know you’ve found a good one. Four Weekends and a Funeral by Ellie…
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Book Review:: Where He Left Me | Nicole Baart
Sadie Sheridan almost gave up on finding the one. But then, in her 40s, she fell in love with another professor at her university. Felix. He’s smart,…
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Book Review:: Save Us | Mona Kasten
The Maxton Hall series has really grown on me, and Save Us is as great an ending for these angsty characters as I could have hoped for.…
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Book Review:: Something in the Water | Catherine Steadman
Chance is a funny thing. Everyone knows they are not technically promised tomorrow. “You could be hit by a bus,” is such a common phrase I think…