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Continue reading →: Return to Midnight by Emma Dues Book ReviewBook Synopsis: On the anniversary of a savage mass murder, a survivor returns to the scene of the crime―and all its buried secrets―in a twisting novel of suspense. Nearly ten years ago, five Ohio university students were murdered in an off-campus Victorian home. The media dubbed it the Midnight House…
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Continue reading →: The Doll’s House by Lisa Unger Book ReviewIn this haunting short story by Lisa Unger, a widowed mother, Jules, and her daughter, Scout, move into the family home of Jules’ fiancé, Kirin, as they seek to start anew. However, Scout clings to her father’s memory, discovering a doll that ties her to Kirin’s late sister, hinting at…
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Continue reading →: The Grace Year by Kim Leggitt Book ReviewIn Garner County, girls face a rite of passage called the grace year, during which they are banished to release their alluring powers. Sixteen-year-old Tierney James seeks a better world, but realizes the dangers lie not only in nature and poachers but also within each other. The novel explores intense…
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Continue reading →: The Stillwater Girls by Minka Kent Book ReviewIn a chilling psychological suspense novel, sisters Wren, Sage, and Evie face their darkest fears after their mother disappears while seeking help for the sickest sibling. Isolated in a remote cabin, they must confront a stranger who challenges their long-held beliefs and reveal the terrifying secrets lurking in their past.
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Continue reading →: Dear Wife by Kimberly Belle Book ReviewIn a gripping thriller, Beth Murphy escapes her violent husband, adopting a new identity and life. Meanwhile, her husband Jeffrey searches for his missing wife, Sabine. As detectives delve deeper, a web of deceit unfolds, revealing hidden truths. Only one thing is clear: someone is lying, and danger lurks.
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Continue reading →: The New Couple in 5B by Lisa Unger Book ReviewIn this thrilling novel, Rosie and Chad Lowan inherit a luxurious apartment in the historic Windermere, only to uncover its chilling past. As Rosie investigates the building’s strange occurrences and a neighbor’s murder, she uncovers dark secrets, putting her own life at risk in an engaging, suspenseful tale.
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Continue reading →: Sea of Whispers by Melanie Murphy Book ReviewMia Rossi feels a powerful connection to the ocean after moving to Long Beach. When Claire Benicek’s son is kidnapped, Mia grapples with mysterious signals from the sea as she attempts to help. Their unlikely friendship may hold the key to saving both boys. The book blends suspense with themes…
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Continue reading →: September 2024 Reading Wrap-UpIn September, I enjoyed a solid reading month. My favorite was No Exit by Taylor Adams, while Horror Movie by Paul Tremblay disappointed me. Sea of Whispers showcased a promising new author. I appreciated listening to audiobooks and recommend StoryGraph for monthly reading wrap-ups. I’d love to hear about your…
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Continue reading →: August 2024 Reading Wrap-UpIn August, I enjoyed reading “The One” by John Marrs and was pleasantly surprised by “The Locked Door” by Freida McFadden. However, I was disappointed by “Middle of the Night” by Riley Sager and “The Perfect Son” by Freida McFadden. Audiobooks played a significant role, helping me surpass my reading…
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Continue reading →: No Exit Book Review“A college student, stranded at a remote rest stop in a blizzard, discovers a kidnapped girl in a van. With no phone signal and the kidnapper among them, she must save the child and escape. This fast-paced thriller with short chapters and a trapped setting keeps readers on edge throughout.”
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