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Review: The Wish Collector by Mia Sheridan
“I would’ve looked twice at you,” he said. “Then. Now. In any lifetime, and under the brightest of skies.” Mia Sheridan does it again. The Wish Collector is a story about love, history and curses. The...
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Review: We Told Six Lies by Victoria Scott
Young love is hard, y’all. All those emotions and hormones and stuff running wild. It’s easy to see how feelings could get out of control. But how far is too far? Molly is missing. Just disappeared....
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Review: Alice’s Island by Daniel Sanchez Arevalo
Stories about dead spouses with secret lives are a dime a dozen. Can’t name one off the top of my head because that’s how common they are, how they all seem to run together. So it was with a bit of...
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Review: The Better Sister by Alafair Burke
I don’t even know where to begin with this one. It begins with a betrayal, one sister turning her back on the other. And then, over the course of 14 years, there’s more betrayal culminating in a murder...
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Review: Finale(Caraval #3) by Stephanie Garber
“I don’t think my heart could be safer than in your hands.” I’m pretty sure Stephanie Garber is related to Legend. She is full of magic and I was swept away by her storytelling. This trilogy is now...
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Review: My Daughter’s Secret by Nicole Trope
This one started off in a big way…two young women stumble upon a body hanging from a porch. And even though Julia’s death is immediately ruled a suicide, her mother Claire just can’t let it go. So she...
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Review: The Good Daughter by Karin Slaughter
I don’t know how this one slipped by me. I love Karin Slaughter and always greedily snatch up her latest books. And yet I missed this one… A shocking crime. A mother and her two daughters are held at...
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Quick review: Where the Blame Lies by Mia Sheridan
Under the definition of a roller coaster read would be a picture of this cover. NO SPOILERS!! Don’t read reviews or posts about it. Go straight to the book and dive in. You don’t wanna know anything!!...
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Review: The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewel
I’m torn on this one…somewhere around four stars but not really if that makes sense. It’s sufficiently creepy, suspenseful, intriguing, and all that. When Libby turns 25, she discovers that she’s now...
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Review: Brass Carriages and Glass Hearts by Nancy Campbell Allen
This is the 4th book in the Proper Romance Steampunk series. While it’s technically an interconnected standalone, I highly recommend you read the others first to get the full effect. Plus you’ll get...
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