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Darling Girls By: Sally Hepworth
Follow the stories of 3 foster kids as they discover the dreamy farmhouse called, Wild Meadows, isn’t as dreamy as they might of thought. Starting out, Hepworth is one of my top authors. I’ll read anything she writes. So when I was offered an ARC of her upcoming book I dropped everything and dove in.…
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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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The Mystery Guest By: Nita Prose
I’m sure we can all agree that when we read The Maid no one was expecting a second. Yet, Molly returns to save the day once again at another unfortunate event at the hotel. We dive back to her past and get a glimpse at what made Molly, the Molly we know and love. And…
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LOCK EVERY DOOR BY: RILEY SAGER
Other reviewers will say the book gets weird… I say, is this really happening? This is a six day book. The story spans a total of six days. Switching from one of the six days to present day. I might be biased because I think I have an author crush on Riley Sager. I’ve enjoyed…
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THE MAID BY NITA PROSE
The Maid is something special. How to pinpoint what exactly that ‘special’ is will be impossible .. but here is my attempt through this review. If you’ve read any of my previous reviews you’ll know that I HATE when there is no mystery. When author cannot give the reader that ‘wonder’ while reading. If every…
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WEYWARD BY EMILIA HART
Weyward is a lovely tale that reminds me of strolling through a field on a warm, hazy summer day. It doesn’t feel like there is a climatic moment that you are reading towards… you are just, reading. Hart does a wonderful job of weaving the 3 timelines around each other – finding connections but still staying…
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ONE BY ONE BY RUTH WARE
I will always be a huge Ruth Ware fan – no matter how I feel about her latest books. She makes too many good ones to give up on her with the ‘okay’ ones. As you can tell, this book was ‘okay’. One, I’m kinda over authors copying the typical Christie book. It’s over done, never unique enough…
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