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New Book: Every Missing Girl
Every Missing Girl by Leanne Kale Sparks is out today.
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Book Review: Dark Obsessions
My book review of Dark Obsessions by Marie Sutro.
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Book Review: Buried Deception
My book review for Buried Deception by Amanda McKinney.
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Book Review: An Honest Lie
My book review for An Honest Lie by Tarryn Fisher.
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Book Review: Don’t Get Close
My book review of Don't Get Close by Matt Miksa.
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Book Review: Elsewhere
My book review of Elsewhere by Antonella M. Rivalta.
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Book Review: Verity
Book review on Colleen Hoover's Verity. Spoiler warning at the end of the post with my opinion on the ending.
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Book Review: Preternatural
My book review of Preternatural and Preternatural Evolution by Peter Topside.
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Book Review: The Girl on the Train
Some of you may have already read Paula Hawins’ The Girl on the Train, but I just got around to reading it this summer in time for the movie’s release this fall. When I first heard about the novel, I heard some comparisons to Gone Girl, which I enjoyed because it was one of the first books I had read that had twists that I never saw coming and I loved that. Is it similar? In my opinion it is similar in the fact that there are twists and also plenty of times that I kept trying to figure out what really happened and who is “good”, who’s “bad”, and/or is the…
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Book Review: The Postcard Killers
Last month I read my first ever book by James Patterson, The Postcard Killers. I first heard of the book a few years ago — it was on one of those bestseller lists or popular reads lists. The basis of the story is that a New York City detective, Jacob Kanon, teams up with Dessie Larsson, a young Swedish journalist. Jacob has been been following a string of murders in Europe and is desperate to find these serial killers because he has personally been effected by them. How does Dessie factor in? The killers like to send postcards giving clues as to where the next murder will be taking place or…