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Book Review:: The Unraveling of Julia | Lisa Scottoline
Julia, still grieving the loss of her older adoptive parents, finds out she is the recipient of an old Italian villa from a woman she’s never heard…
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Book Review:: The Ghostwriter | Julie Clark
Once upon a time, two children were murdered in their home. Siblings. Leaving one brother, not home at the time, alive. No one was ever convicted. This…
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Book Review:: Nobody’s Fool | Harlan Coben
Nobody’s Fool is my first Harlan Coben novel, and wow – color me impressed! This is the second book in the series led by main character Sami…
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Book Review:: Saltwater | Katy Hays
Lifestyles of the ungodly rich might seem aspirational, but they’re also highly secretive. You’re either behind the curtain, or you’re not, and they want as few people…
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Book Review:: Swept Away | Beth O’Leary
This book is so much more than I expected. It is easy to assume from the premise that it might be a romantic comedy full of worst-case…
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Book Review:: Ambush | Colleen Coble
Paradise Alden is ready to confront the demons of her past. She takes a job as the vet at a big animal rescue in the hometown her…
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Book Review:: The Villa | Rachel Hawkins
Rachel Hawkins is my favorite kind of suspense writer. A modern Gothic master. Her stories are somber and interesting and layered. If you enjoy historical mysteries, The…
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Book Review:: The Wife Upstairs | Rachel Hawkins
One of my top books of all time is Jane Eyre, so do I think you should read this modern, exaggerated, twisted novel that heavily draws upon…
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Book Review:: The Vanishing Year | Kate Moretti
Tis the season for suspenseful, twisty books, and The Vanishing Year by Kate Moretti will certainly scratch that itch for you. Zoey has a pretty great life…
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Book Review:: The Heiress | Rachel Hawkins
Rachel Hawkins is a master of subtle psychological thrillers. Her books have a flair for being compelling contemporary reads with a dark twist. I’ve read them all,…