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Montecito, Michael Cox [A Book Review]
Hot damn, if you’re looking for a book that will have you shaking your head, nodding along, slapping your forehead and wincing in bated anticipation through the…
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The Last Mrs. Parrish, Liv Constantine [Book Review]
This book is a master weaving of deception, twists, psychological turns, and a rug-pull that will have your eyes popping out of your head. It’s a wicked…
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Every Exquisite Thing, Laura Steven [Book Review]
After reading and adoring Our Infinite Fates, Laura Steven’s new book Every Exquisite Thing was a pleasant enough surprise. While Fates is about an endless love story…
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This Story Might Save Your Life, Tiffany Crum [Book Review]
If you have the chance to read This Story Might Save Your Life, do.not.waste.it. It is frigging phenomenal. I was hooked immediately and giddy the entire way…
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All You Took From Me, Lisa Kenway [Book Review]
You’ve got to love an unreliable narrator, and who could be more unreliable than an amnesia patient? My favorite thing about All You Took From Me, was…
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Book Review:: The Storm | Rachel Hawkins
You can rely on Rachel Hawkins to deliver a compelling story replete with tension you can feel in your chest. This one is about murder in a…
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Book Review:: Handle With Care | Marybeth Mayhew Whalen
This book is like, if locked-room mystery was a thriller, and the psychology of everyone in the room is the story. In other words: excellent. This is…
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Book Review:: Caller Unknown | Gillian McAllister
Love makes fools of us all, and we all know nothing is stronger than a mother’s love. Simone and Lucy just wanted to have a nice mother-daughter…
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Night Objects, Eli Raphael [A Book Review]
Night Objects starts with the traumatizing death of the main character’s mother, and somehow continues to ratchet up in intensity. Not always in big events, but instead…
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The Good Mothers, Caitlin Weaver [A Book Review]
The Good Mothers is a perfect example of a book where I deeply disliked the characters but still enjoyed their story. This domestic thriller will keep you…