Exposure of Malice by Lila Ferrari: Review
Romantic suspense is my favorite weakness, and this author has a fantastic way of telling stories that keep you engaged and glued to your chair. This is only my second book by her, but I […]
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Family Lies by Karen Rose: Review
I love the stories that Karen Rose delivers in the romantic suspense genre. The female lead is a highly flawed detective who is multilayered and tough as nails, making the stories addictive to read. There […]
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Love and Other Brain Experiments by Hannah Brohm: Review
I think I have a bit of a nerd in me. I love tech, some STEM subjects, and academia. Plus, reading books that include a bit of nerdiness is a fun way to break away […]
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Two Kinds of Stranger by Steve Cavanagh: Review
If you haven’t heard of Eddie Flynn, then you’re missing an amazing character in a series developed by Steve Cavanaugh. Legal thriller and murder mystery combined, the stories are definitely a work of art. I […]
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The Bodyguard Affair by Amy Lea: Review
I was first introduced to this author with her book Exes and O’s a few years ago. I loved that story so much! I was excited to dive into another one by her, and it […]
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The King’s Ransom by Janet Evanovich: Review
I have not read an Evanovich book in years. I was addicted to her Stephanie Plum series many years ago and have read a huge chunk of those stories. But it has been a long […]
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How to Grieve Like a Victorian by Amy Carol Reeves: Review
I decided to read this book on a whim mainly due to the summary and, of course, the cover. A different take on a trope that is difficult yet handled beautifully. The author takes us […]
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Pickle Perfect by Ilana Long: Review
Have you ever read a book that seemed like it was a love story for a particular location? I’ve read several, and they always bring that yearning to go and experience that destination. Plus, it […]
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