There's a type of dreamy, mysterious aura in a CJ Tudor book. It's a great feeling to wrap yourself in like a warm blanket as you read her books.
The Other People, CJ Tudor, 4 Stars
Reputation by Sara Shepard, 4 Stars
Shepard brings the same type of dark intrigue, mystery and deception to Reputation as she did to her famous Pretty Little Liars series.
Fishnet by Kirsten Innes, 3.5 stars
I love the premise for this book and I think it's definitely a strong debut from Kirstin Innes.
The Whisper Network by Chandler Baker, 3.5 Stars
Chandler has nailed the atmosphere of many offices these days.
Lady in the Lake by Laura Lippman, 4 Stars
The writing feels dark, the characters dapple in the forbidden, and the result is a deeply satisfying mystery.
The Lost Man by Jane Harper, 5 Stars
It's layers of story, well-developed characters and an engrossing plot that all come together to make each book almost impossible to set down.
You Don’t Own Me by Mary Higgins Clark and Alafair Burke, 4 Stars
Reading a Mary Higgins Clark book is like slipping into an old, worn sweater.
The Suspect by Fiona Barton, 3.5 Stars
Whenever I think of Thailand and teenagers, I think of Brokedown Palace. The ultimate "be careful traveling internationally" story. You know, Claire Danes--fresh off of My So Called Life fame--and Kate Beckingsale are teen girls vacationing in Thailand when they fall into a trap with a cute boy who uses them to transport drugs without... Continue Reading →
The Au Pair by Emma Rous, 3.5 Stars
The premise of The Au Pair pulled me in right away. A woman throws herself off a cliff behind her isolated estate the night she gives birth to twins.
