Category: contemporary fiction
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Book Review: Faces & Lies by Margaret Podmore Emery
Mysterious with a hint of romance, Faces & Lies turned out to be something of a unique mystery read for me…
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Book Review: The Ex Files by Morgan Elizabeth
This was such a cute Valentine’s Day buddy read! It wasn’t on my radar and it’s always fun to find something new…
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Book Review: Brave Girl, Quiet Girl by Catherine Ryan Hyde
Touching from start to finish, Brave Girl, Quiet Girl is the epitome of found family…
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Book Review: Breathless by Amy McCulloch
I had high hopes for this one given the setting. Any sort of mountain climbing expedition promises all sorts of disasters. Adding in the elements of a thriller should only add to the intrigue. Unfortunately, I didn’t find this to be the case with this book…
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Book Review: Book Lovers by Emily Henry
Emily Henry still takes the prize for being my favorite romance writer even though I wasn’t vibing with this one as much as People We Meet on Vacation and Beach Read…
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Book Review: Now That You Have Seen Me by C.L. Roberts
Farrah Glickman hasn’t had an easy life. After being released from a mental health facility (guarded by toxic parents), she is appointed a therapist who instructs her to keep a diary. Going back through traumatic events in her life, she tells her story and finally begins to open up…
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Book Review: Kick Ball Slay by Doug Dorsey
Full of suspense, heart, and intrigue, Kick Ball Slay is the perfect murder mystery with charming characters and a strong start to a new series…
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Book Review: Truly Devious (Books 1-3) by Maureen Johnson
When Stevie Bell is accepted into Ellingham Academy, a school for gifted students, she thinks it’s the chance of a lifetime to solve the ‘Truly Devious’ murders. What she doesn’t anticipate is a classmate turning up dead…
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Book Review: All the Dangerous Things by Stacy Willingham
For the past year, Isabelle Drake hasn’t had a good night’s sleep. Really, she’s lucky when she manages to get an hour or two. It started when her son, Mason, was taken and has yet to be found. She doesn’t care what measures she has to go to find the culprit be it attending true…
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Book Review: Things We Do in the Dark by Jennifer Hillier
Though I wouldn’t personally call this much of a thriller, Things We Do in the Dark did not disappoint…