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THE HOTEL NANTUCKET BY ELIN HILDERBRAND
I always think that I struggle with Hilderbrand book but she might be top 5 authors I have read and purchased books for… so take that little doubter in my mind. This was a VERY interesting read. Interesting… what an interesting word. What does that even mean? Everything I liked about the book, I also disliked. I liked…
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THE UNMAKING OF JUNE FARROW BY ADRIENNE YOUNG
This is my first Adrienne Young book and I promise it won’t be my last. I adored how Young wrote. The writing was as beautiful as the flower filled setting we opened up to. This is a complicated topic, time travel. I picked up this book blind and had no idea that would…
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MEXICAN GOTHIC BY: SILVIA MORENO-GARCIA
I 100% read this book because goodreads and other reviewers told me to …… and I shouldn’t have. I mean I should have because I believe you can’t have an opinion on something unless you read them (which is why I read a lot of bad books…). I’m not saying this book was bad, but…
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THISTLEFOOT BY GENNAROSE NETHERCOTT
This is one of those books that I really wanted to like. I purchased it knowing that this book would be exciting, I was almost cocky about it. I loved the cover, I loved the premise of the book, and I love Baba Yaga. So, of course I went into this book with high hopes. …
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GOLDEN GIRL BY ELIN HILDERBRAND
I always go into a Hilderbrand book with anopen mind but realistic that I might not enjoy it. It’s a 50/50 chance for me. I started out with a big eye roll when I realized we were going into the … ‘super natural’. My overall feeling is this book is boring and drawn out to give…
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THE CARTOGRAPHERS BY PENG SHEPHERD
I just finished The Cartographers this morning and I feel I should chill out before writing this review, but here I am writing a review with all the fresh, raw emotions spread all over me. To start off, this was a good idea. I adore that it was about a real situation, I love that the author used the real…
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THE ONLY ONE LEFT BY RILEY SAGER
Let’s start this review off by saying, I’m a Riley Sager mega fan. Now, let’s talk book. If I had to describe this book in one word the answer would be ‘messy’. The overall plot… messy. The ‘setups’ to try to confuse the reader were … silly, coincidental and unbelievable. There were so many holes…