Written in diary format, we begin the story when Ruby Marlowe is 7 years old. As she ages, the story progresses and dark secrets begin to unfold. Ruby knows her father is hiding something dark and sinister, but the moreContinue Reading
“Hush now, Vera-baby. Hush now.” Welcome to the Crowder House. Plagued by her father’s horrendous crimes and her mother’s heartless cruelty, Vera vowed to never step foot in the Crowder home again. When her estranged mother calls years later suddenlyContinue Reading
The Diary of a Serial Killer’s Daughter by L.A. Detwiler Shop our Book Club picks on Bookshop.org You can shop all of our Book Club picks at bookshop.org, a marketplace for shoppers to support independent bookstores throughout local communities. *Continue Reading
This book is made for nightmares, and my goodness it is devilishly good! Golem is the perfect socialite that everyone seems to admire, but Alena knows what Golem really is. While she tries to sever the connections that continuously hauntContinue Reading
The second book of The Rose series is just as thrilling as the first one. The story immediately begins where the previous book left off, so I highly recommend reading Volume 1 before diving into this one. With that beingContinue Reading
Here are this month’s First Reads selections for Prime members PLUS an exclusive bonus offer! Choose any First Reads book and get Margaret Atwood’s new short story for FREE! Offer ends April 7, 2022 so act fast! BonusContinue Reading
“The future isn’t carved in stone—it isn’t even written in pencil on the back of a napkin.” – quote from book Sometimes it’s not about what we lose, but what comes back when we least expect it. We’re all tooContinue Reading
The very first page really hooks you right off the bat. Seriously! It starts with an opening scene so full of suspense that my emotions went tumbling within the first 5 minutes of reading. Books like this really pique myContinue Reading
The multiple character POV’s added to the suspense, while the various twists had me re-evaluating my ending predictions. Swanson does a fantastic job making the main (villainous) character likeable! It was odd rooting for a murderer, but alas, I was.Continue Reading
I really enjoyed St. James’ book The Broken Girls, so I was pretty excited to receive this book in my January Book of the Month box. The plot was pretty intriguing. It’s a mix of suspense with an eery ghostContinue Reading
What fascinates me the most is that this book is just as mysterious as the author who wrote it! Alex North is a pseudonym, but the true identity of the author remains anonymous, making this book even more intriguing! BeyondContinue Reading
I was so excited to read this book. I really, really was! Halfway through the book though I was beginning to lose patience with the way it was presented and could no longer ignore its flaws. My biggest struggle wasContinue Reading
My Book Box arrived today! Since I’ve had great luck with the Mystery and YA picks lately I decided to stick with the same genres this month. This month’s books are:I Spy by Claire Kendal and Let’s Call it DoomsdayContinue Reading
This was a quick read that had an intensive plot, unique characters, and lots of edginess. Some of the dialogue might be gruesome to some, but the overall story was quite a thrill. The way the author weaves moral dilemmasContinue Reading
July’s My Book Box arrived today and I’m really, really excited about it! “Wicked Fox” by Kat Cho is a young adult fantasy, and “The Dead Girl in 2A” by Carter Wilson is a creepy psychological thriller. Both ofContinue Reading
The book had some interesting dynamics with some unexpected plot twists, but some of the details were a little overdrawn and mundane to me. It’s also a little bit of a slow start with most of the action being inContinue Reading
✔️ Cancel weekend plans. ✔️ Ignore all texts and phone calls.✔️ Read this book. Lock Every Door by Riley Sager has been one of my most anticipated reads for 2019 so I immediately jumped right in. With it’s gothic feelContinue Reading
The awesome My Book Box arrived today! June is LGBTQ Pride month so the YA pick, These Witches Don’t Burn by Isabel Sterling is absolutely fitting for the occasion. SYNOPSIS:Hannah’s a witch, but not the kind you’re thinkingContinue Reading
Imagine waking up and realizing the life you remember living is not your real life at all. Your family, friends, everything is a false memory, so which ones are real? They call is FMS (False Memory Syndrome) and no oneContinue Reading
SPOILER ALERT: My review contains SPOILERS. I have chosen to hide the spoilers within drop-down links so I don’t ruin the book for other readers. This was an interesting plot with some “I didn’t see that coming” twists that reallyContinue Reading