I loved this one and really appreciated how different and multi-faceted the story was.
Every Last Fear by Alex Finlay, 4 Stars
The Babysitter by Liza Rodman and Jennifer Jordan, 3.5 Stars
The Babysitter is a must-read for any true crime junkie.
The Girls Are All So Nice Here by Laurie Elizabeth Flynn, 3.5 Stars
When Ambrosia arrives at her freshman year of college, she has a chip on her shoulder. Like the size of Antarctica.
The Burning Girls, by C.J. Tudor, 5 Stars
C.J. Tudor is a bit macabre and her books just feel different than your average thriller. Her books are a little bit gory, a little bit spooky, the tiniest bit shocking and super readable.
The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah, 5 Stars
The Four Winds is a richly drawn work of historical fiction that transports the reader to that moment in history. Hannah does this in a way not many authors can master and it's breathtaking.
The Perfect Guests by Emma Rous, 4 Stars
Really, if we had to choose just one main character in this book, it might not be Sadie or Beth (or even Leonora), but rather Raven Hall. Because people who have lived there, are somehow legit, obsessed with it.
The Wife Upstairs by Rachel Hawkins, 3.5 Stars
Jane is kind of an enigma. She comes from a troubled past, and she is clearly trying to improve her life.
***Official Blog Tour***The Last to See Her by Courtney Evan Tate
The Last to See Her releases on December 15 and is the perfect thriller to enjoy wrapped in a blanket with a glass of wine on a chilly night.
Take It Back by Kia Abdullah, 4 Stars
Not only was it a page turner, but it makes you think.
Pretty Little Wife by Darby Kane, 3 Stars
In Pretty Little Wife, the reader gets a front row seat to the relentless interrogations and everything that Lila is up to in the days following her husbands, ahem, disappearance.
