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Think Twice By: Harlan Coben (Myron Bolitar #12)
Former basketball star’s life is thrown for a loop when the feds come knocking at his door asking about a friend who died years ago. As Myron learns more about how his, thought to be dead, friend got on the FBI’s radar he finds himself twisted in a more complicated story than expected. Is he…
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Throne of Glass By: Sarah J. Maas
A wronged assassin is given a chance to free herself from a death camp, but she stumbles on way more than a simple competition. My biggest question is where is the throne in Throne of Glass? To give you a quick background of where I am at with this viral author, Sarah J. Maas. I…
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Strange Folk By: Alli Dyer
Let’s get the elephant out of the room immediately. Yes, this is most likely rated higher than it should be. OKAY! I said it. Happy now? May we please get to the review? Strange Folk is a cozy thriller(?), mystery(?) following Lee going back home, Lee’s daughter Meredith realizing she has a home and all…
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Babel, or the Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translators’ Revolution By: R.F. Kuang
Babel is a wanna-be intellectual’s dream and an actual intellectual’s nightmare. I fall into the former, so I loved it. Set in England’s victorian days the reader follows Robin Swift, a translator student in Oxford, as he grapples with the realities of the world. This story has layers. The author flexes her knowledge, education and…
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6TH EXTINCTION REVIEW
Okay, okay .. I’m done. This is my last James Rollins book for a bit. I just bought a few more books so yall can have a more diversified book reviews. Let me just say one more thing before I leave … Read this book. Read this series. Read any James Rollins. You will not be…
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THE LIKENESS BY TANA FRENCH
Immediate reaction, damn it .. why did it end? I loved this book. I loved the story, the crazy idea of the plot, the characters, the flow, the secrets.. SO GOOD! You won’t regret picking this up. I think this is the follow up from “In The Woods”.. is it? I’m not sure. But it doesn’t…
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