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1ST TO DIE BY: JAMES PATTERSON
James Patterson has fallen into the same trap that a few of ‘the greats’ have fallen into. Writing has become so much their job that there is a formula to it. They will most likely say how much they love creating new characters and bringing back the old ones that they might even believe it themselves. They don’t though.…
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THE PARIS WIFE BY: PAULA MCLAIN
I’ve recently renewed my obsession with the classic authors that made the 1920’s the 1920s. (If you know what I mean..) I’m a big believer that you are shaped and ultimately affected by those you surround yourself with. Hemingway is no exception. The women that he chose to spend time with an in some cases,…
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ROCK PAPER SCISSORS BY: ALICE FEENEY
What to say about ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors”…. Honestly I went into it not liking it. I didn’t like the synopsis. So my first advice to you is not read it. It felt very “And Then There Were None” and I was getting tired of reading books like that. On top of it, it sounded like it was…
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THE SECRET MESSENGER BY: MANDY ROBOTHAM
I am a big fan of historical fiction, so I really enjoyed this story. I’ve read a few (A LOT) of WWII stories, but I have never read one set in Venice. That was SO interesting to me. Also interesting how the author mentions more than once that WWII hit other parts of Europe harder…
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STORM OF SECRETS BY: LORETTA MARION
First off, I am obsessed with the idea of “The Cape”. Living on the edge of the ocean, with storms, tropical heat and winters – sounds like a challenge that I have idolized for awhile now. This book was already right in line for what I was looking for. This is #2 in a series…
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THE LAST FLIGHT BY: JULIE CLARK
I’ll give this book a solid 3.5, rounded up to 4. I’m being kind here. There was a lot in this book that bothered me for some reason. The book felt very centered around the #MeToo movement and believing women when they said they have been abused. Yet, the characters used to represent this, were…
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