Engaging in Ruth Ware’s One by One: A Cozy Mystery Escape As a lover of locked room mysteries, the allure of Ruth Ware’s One by One was undeniable. I was excited to dive into this tale after enjoying her previous work, The Turn of the Key, while my experience with In a Dark, Dark Wood …
Book Review: Open Season (Alex Delaware, #40) by Jonathan Kellerman As a long-time fan of Jonathan Kellerman’s Alex Delaware series, diving into Open Season felt like slipping into a well-loved sweater. With its fortieth installment set to hit shelves on February 4, 2025, I couldn’t resist the nostalgic tug to reconnect with familiar characters who …
Book Review: The Last Trip by J.A. Baker What first drew me to The Last Trip was the intriguing blend of adventure and introspection promised within its pages. J.A. Baker, a name that has been making waves in the literary world, has a profound ability to tap into the human experience with a unique lens. …
A Journey Through the Pages of History: A Review of Rebellion 1776 by Laurie Halse Anderson There are books that transport you to another time and place, and then there are books that shake you to your core, reminding you of the human experiences that ripple through history. Laurie Halse Anderson’s Rebellion 1776 falls squarely …
Unraveling Life in the Shadows: A Review of The List of Suspicious Things by Jennie Godfrey When I first stumbled upon The List of Suspicious Things, the premise alone drew me in—a twelve-year-old girl determined to solve a series of brutal murders while grappling with the weight of her family’s struggles. There’s something inherently captivating …
Exploring Secrets in "What Happened to Nina?" by Catherine McTiernan There’s something captivating about stories that tease out the layers of relationships against a backdrop of mystery and suspense, and that’s exactly what drew me to Catherine McTiernan’s latest novel, What Happened to Nina?. The premise—a young woman disappearing after a tumultuous relationship—sounded like the …