The First To Lie By Hank Phillippi Ryan Is Driven By Characters Knee Deep In So Many Identities. I Might Have Been A Character… Also, it has become clear that between The First to Lie and The Swap by Robyn Harding that women have had enough of doctors and pharmaceutical companies messing with their vaginas. QUIT IT.
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The Night Swim A Novel By Megan Goldin Tackles Rape, Classism And Reputations – An Adult Thriller Buddy Read…
Megan Goldin’s The Night Swim examines how classism, perceptions and reputation can make and break lives, utilizing the true-crime podcast trend, and social media.
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His And Hers By Alice Feeney Questions So Many Truths, Personalities And Lives I Pulled Out My ID To Make Sure I Was Me
In a summer of incredible Adult Psychological Thrillers, His And Hers, By Alice Feeney hits the mark and stands tall among them. It also continues in the long line of authors that are a first to me but not the world. PS. I may have cried of fear… -_-
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Maybe He Started It, Maybe He Didn’t. Best Believe That Samantha Downing Will Have Someone Finish It. And You Want To Be There For It.
Whoever he is that may have started it, best be sure that someone in this dysfunctional disaster of a family is going to finish it. Who lives? Who dies? Who tells the story? Only Samantha Downing knows that. READ THE BOOK.
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Cut To The Bone By Ellison Cooper Fits Everything But The Kitchen Sink Into A 320 Page High-Stake, Race Against The Clock
Cut to the Bone is the third installment in Ellison Cooper’s Agent Sayer Altair series, but it works as a stand-alone, as well. I haven’t read the first two books and I didn’t miss a beat. It features a Black, female FBI Agent, a Gay counselor (former famous cook) with a three-legged therapeutic dog, and an amputee data investigator that is a cinnamon roll! Thrilling, educating, and fun… except for the part where a busload of students are kidnapped by some guy.
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Don’t Look Gift Horses In The Mouth- Rotten Teeth. Anna Downes’ Debut, The Safe Place, Is The Exception That Proves The Rule. LOOK.
Recently, I tweeted that characters in fantasy novels should never beg the question, “how could things possibly get worse,” because chances are authors had an answer. Turns out that tweet is not genre-specific.
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Spring/Summer Fling 2020- June Update- Better Late Than … Well You Know- 10+ Arcs And TOO Many Reviews/Interviews Added
Spring/Summer Fling 2020 June Update- Albeit Late due to… well… life… but it bursting with new ARCs, reviews, and interviews. It’ll keep you going for all your reading needs!
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Seven Lies By Elizabeth Kay Is All About What A Tangled Web We Weave… So Let Me Untangle It For You… The Truth Is, Just Don’t.
Seven Lies was mediocre at best until the end and that just threw it into the deep end of the great salt lakes.
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When You Have To Google “Hostile Vagina,” There’s A There, There- The Swap By Robyn Harding- Releases 6/23
I said what I said.
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I Would Have LOVED The Guest List By Lucy Foley If, At The End, They Had Been Quarantined Together
You are invited to the wedding of the year. If you are smart? You won’t RSVP.
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With The Split, Sharon Bolton, Rewrote All The Rules I Thought I Learned About Adult Psychological Thrillers
Hold on to all your internal organs, The Split by Sharon Bolton, is going to screw you around so much that you won’t know your kidney from your esophagus.
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Oops! Christian White Has Done It Again, Blasting Expectations With The Wife And The Widow- Released 1/21
Christian White exceeds expectations with Wife and the Widow, follow-up to award winning debut Nowhere Child- Released January 2020
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Ever Had A Kindle Thwack You In The Face? Neither Did I Until I Read Dear Wife by Kimberly S. Belle. I Couldn’t Put It Down Until I Didn’t Realize I’d Fallen Asleep And The Kindle Cracked Me In The Nose… An ARC Review Out June 25th
Forget the unreliable narrator. Be prepared to become the unreliable reader.
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The First To Lie By Hank Phillippi Ryan Is Driven By Characters Knee Deep In So Many Identities. I Might Have Been A Character…
The First To Lie By Hank Phillippi Ryan Is Driven By Characters Knee Deep In So Many Identities. I Might Have Been A Character… Also, it has become clear that between The First to Lie and The Swap by Robyn Harding that women have had enough of doctors and pharmaceutical companies messing with their vaginas. QUIT IT.
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Year Of The Witching Author Alexis Henderson Chooses Authors For Her Coven And Their First Plan Of Attack In Today’s Interview
Year of the Witching Author Alexis Henderson Discusses An Author’s Coven, Witchy PMS, and More In This Spell-Binding Interview.
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In Which Case Becky Tries To Rescue A Wicked Magic, As I Throw It Into The Great Salt Lake- Buddies Divided
In a market currently saturated with witchy themed, and excellent witchy themed books, at that, it takes a lot to stand up to the competition. A Wicked Magic by Sasha Laurens is failed by a trite, overdone and unoriginal ending. Then there are the characters… Lord. These characters, though.
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#RIP Pavel- In Memorial- Council Of The Ninja Magic Conjuring Cats (CNMCC) Tag
For Pavel, For everyone- A reprise of the CNMCC tag. In memorial, tribute, and love to floppy ears, the heart of the CNMCC. And thank you to everyone on here, on twitter (publically and DM). Just like Pavel, you are all my sunshine.
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GoodReads Monday: In A Dark, Dark Woods by Ruth Ware
I need something to tide me over between Ruth Ware’s Turn of the Key and the upcoming One by One… I give you In A Dark, Dark Woods
