“You don’t read Trip and Fall. You experience it.” ~Karen, aka The Tx Lit Chic Trip and Fall ~Annalise VanGallows Some stories grab you by the collar and drag you into the dark whether you’re ready or not – Trip and Fall does exactly that. When this book landed in my mailbox, I didn’t know […]
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Frantic by Brent Bradley Techno Thriller/ Conspiracy ThrillerPublisher: BCS PublishingPublication Date: March 7, 2025 BOOK SYNOPSIS: A delusional prison patient warns Dr. Brian Heiser, Marriage and Family Therapist, of enormous impending disaster. Dr. Heiser and his best friend, a lauded Forensic Psychologist, find themselves entangled in a 72-hour deadly race to stop an AI bill
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Clusterf*ck ~Brian D. O’Sullivan What do you even say about a story literally called Clusterf*ck? Simple – it’s one. But in the best, most chaotic, completely addictive way possible. O’Sullivan doesn’t just live up to the title – he cranks it up, lights a match, and walks away smiling while the whole thing burns gloriously.
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Killer Secret ~Elisa D. Daniels “Hey there, listeners. You’re tuned into Minds of a Serial Killer. I’m your host, Bree Turner. Tonight’s episode is not for the faint of heart.” ~Bree Turner Our favorite podcast host, Bree Turner, is back to wrap up the Killer trilogy with a well-deserved mic drop. Killer Secret by Elisa
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The House on Clayton Avenue By Rosemary Willhide There are some stories that take your hand and walk you through to the end. Then, there is The House on Clayton Avenue by Rosemary Willhide. The story that doesn’t whisper. It grabs you by the face, looks dead in your eyes, and demands all of your
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Bas Dorcha ~Karlee Berrios Alright, first things first – Bas Dorcha is not a book you casually crack open before bed thinking you’ll “just read a few chapters.” Nope. This one yanks you straight into its world, and refuses to let you go until you’re emotionally dehydrated and staring at the last page wondering what
Ziva the Great About the book: Ziva the Great is a heartfelt picture book for older children about a Maine Coon cat learning to trust again and a quiet girl named Elsie who understands gentle things. Ziva is loving with her family but startles easily around new people-until Elsie arrives. The girl moves softly, speaks
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The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires By Grady Hendrix As quoted in the ad for the book, “If Steel Magnolias got tangled up with Dracula,” … you’d end up with something like The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires. It’s sweet tea with a splash of blood, gossip wrapped around grit, and
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Burning Skies ~Lex Martin Sometimes love feels like a wildfire – uncontrolled, dangerous, impossible to contain once the first spark hits dry brush. Burning Skies by Lex Martin blazes with that kind of irresistible energy, pulling readers into a storm of passion and family grudges that make you want to grab some popcorn and a
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