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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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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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Gone Tonight By: Sarah Pekkanen
A layered story of a daughter trying to figure out her mother’s past and where she came from. From the beginning I was hooked. This story started out with a bang. I could see the author putting together a complicated web. I think I audibly gasped when twists were revealed. About 3/4 the way through…
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Off the Air By: Christina Estes
A reporter tries to catch the scoop without crossing lines and while reporting fairly. Can she come out on top and solve the mystery? To put it simply, this book wasn’t for me. I couldn’t connect with the characters. I don’t have much empathy for reporters. Especially as the author preached about being neutral, no…
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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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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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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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