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Review: City Under One Roof by Iris Yamashita
Interesting factoid: the setting of the city in one building is actually based on the city of Whittier, Alaska. I learned about this city one one of the weekend news programs. When I learned about this title and the setting, … Continue reading
Review: The Last Flight by Julie Clark
It’s been a while since I’ve written a review. Not because I haven’t read anything, but nothing lately has jumped out at me and screamed “Now this is a book I want to talk about!” Apologies in advance for all … Continue reading
Review: Three-Fifths by John Vercher
This is most certainly a one-sitting read. I read it during a particularly long (15+ hour) car ride. I was immediately drawn to it for personal reasons; my own two boys are biracial. Bobby’s character is a truly sympathetic one; … Continue reading
Review: The Invited by Jennifer McMahon
Jennifer McMahon is one of my “insta-buy” authors. The moment I hear of a new book, I add it to my must-read list. This may be one of my very favorites, for I do love a nice ghost story. This … Continue reading
Review: The Lost History of Dreams by Kris Waldherr
If you are in the mood for a dark and Gothic mystery, this is the book for you! Waldherr opens with the line “All love stories are ghost stories in disguise.” What follows this telling passage is a truly atmospheric … Continue reading
Review: I Know You Know by Gilly Macmillan #iknowyouknow
Wow. This thriller is chock full of secrets and lies, all of which Macmillan expertly and patiently reveals to her readers. This is my first sampling of her writing, despite frequent recommendations by readers whose opinions I value and trust. … Continue reading
Review: Cross Her Heart by Sarah Pinborough
I’ve been a fan of Sarah Pinborough for some time now. She’s known for her shocking thrillers and terrifying horror titles. Her previous title, Behind Her Eyes, gave readers a glimpse of her terrifying potential. This title is definitely one … Continue reading
Review: Caged by Ellison Cooper
I’m all about trying debut thrillers. I was drawn to this one to due to the setting (Washington DC metro) and the science behind the main character’s research. A student of psychology and criminal justice myself, I’ve always been drawn … Continue reading
Review: The Red Hunter by Lisa Unger
This is one of those books that is so intense, so captivating, that you’ll want to read it in one sitting. The author has crafted two incredibly unique and well-fleshed out characters, both having survived individual attacks that have … Continue reading
Review: Burn Town by Jennifer McMahon
Jennifer McMahon is one of my “go to” authors. Each time she publishes a new book, it’s a given that I’m going to read it as soon as I can get my hands on it. This most recent title is … Continue reading