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Book Review: The Wife Before by Natasha Presten Ah, The Wife Before! I picked this one up, intrigued by the promises of suspense and betrayal nestled within its pages and the thrilling premise of a love tainted by tragedy. Natasha Presten captivates us with the character-driven tale of Samira Wilder and the shadow of her
Book Review: The Day the Streets Stood Still When I first picked up The Day the Streets Stood Still by JaQuavis Coleman, I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect. I had heard whispers about its gripping plot and vivid characters, but the rawness of urban life has always felt daunting. Still, the allure of a
Book Review: Kill Your Darlings by Peter Swanson As a fan of psychological thrillers, I’ve long been captivated by authors who approach the genre with fresh perspectives. Peter Swanson has a knack for juggling tension and character depth, and Kill Your Darlings—with its backwards storytelling—had me intrigued from the get-go. I was curious to see
Book Review: The Guest List by Lucy Foley Sometimes, a book lands in your hands at just the right moment, making you wonder if fate has a quirky sense of humor. That’s precisely how I felt when I picked up The Guest List by Lucy Foley. Set against the brooding backdrop of a windswept Irish
Book Review: Amelia, If Only by Becky Albertalli There’s a certain magic that comes when a book resonates with your own experiences, intertwining your memories of fleeting crushes with the characters’ journeys. That’s precisely why Amelia, If Only by Becky Albertalli caught my attention. With her unique knack for encapsulating the whirlwind of emotions that
Book Review: Someone Knows by Lisa Scottoline When I stumbled upon Someone Knows by Lisa Scottoline, I felt a strange pull. I’ve enjoyed Scottoline’s previous romance novels, so I was curious to see how she would navigate the murky waters of psychological thrillers. With themes of betrayal, guilt, and dark secrets woven throughout, I thought,
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