Book Reviews

  • The Haunting of Hill House By: Shirley Jackson

    A doctor invites strangers to a known haunted house in hopes to experience something odd… The guests are invited to enjoy but most importantly, take notes. According to the internet – The Haunting of Hill House is a classic book, written in 1959, that was essential to defining the horror genre. The fact that this…

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  • Fourth Wing By: Rebecca Yarros

    Does this book even need an intro? I’ve been sitting on the hold list for MONTHS and finally received my copy from the library and dove right in. A fantasy/romantasy novel filled with daggers, dragons and drama. If you are looking for some ground breaking fantasy story you haven’t read before .. this won’t be…

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  • Two Short Stories for Review

    I read two short stories recently thanks to Prime Reads – which is a free ebook Amazon Prime members receive every 1st of the month. The last two months readers received a bonus ‘short story’. Previously I was on the fence if I liked short stories, but these last two reads changed my mind. I…

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  • Watching You By: Lisa Jewell

    Tom Fitzwilliam moved to town. Tom Fitzwilliam is a teacher. Tom Fitzwilliam is a teacher with a past or is it all one big misunderstanding. Tom seems to be the center of attention … or is he? Everyone is watching everyone in this Jewell thriller. Filled with layers, twists and a whole cast of characters…

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  • The Gardener’s Plot: A Mystery By: Deborah J. Benoit

    Maggie had no idea what she was getting into when she volunteered to help organize the community garden opening. Murder, missing friends and a cute detective round up this cozy little mystery. If there isn’t already a genre called ‘cozy mysteries’ there should be and I’d like to submit this book for the taking. Sadly…

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  • The Jane Austen Society By: Natalie Jenner

    An unusual group of people ban together to save Jane Austen’s history in her hometown, Chawton. Multiple POVs as the group forms ‘The Jane Austen Society’ to accomplish this goal. They overcome obstacles, make unlikely friendships all for their own reasons of loving the late author, Jane Austen. Let’s get this out of the way.…

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  • Remarkably Bright Creatures By: Shelby Van Pelt

    Tova is going through the motions after her husband dies. Staying busy but not really living. Meeting her friends but trying to avoid letting them in too much. Until Marcellus, a giant octopus, decides to come into her life (or does Tova come into Marcellus life?). Multiple POVs weave this story together as each character…

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  • The Book Swap By: Tessa Bickers

    Dueling point-of-view story from Erin and James as they navigate life after the loss of high school friend Bonnie and their own friendship. Both Erin and James’ present and future is bleak. Life isn’t going anywhere near as planned, until James stumbles across a heavily annotated book that never should have been in the ‘little…

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  • Murder Road By: Simone St. James

    Newlyweds April and Eddie are on their way to a glorious, relaxing honeymoon. Getting lost along the way, a quick murder investigation and so much more takes them to anything but a relaxing honeymoon. Set in 1995, St. James gives us another creepy thriller along a dark and quiet road where once you travel along…

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