The Good Girls ~K.M. Avery The Good Girls by K.M. Avery welcomes us back to Maple Brook Falls and that magical season when love is in the air, small-town gossip travels faster than Cupid armed with espresso, and nothing is quite as dangerous as the foursome of Hunter, Ivy, River, and Holly when it comes […]
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It feels like ages since I’ve taken the time for a truly selfish read – one where my plate was clear, I picked something straight off my TBR, and dove in simply because I wanted to. And boy howdy, am I glad I did. This is a must-add for any psychological thriller reader. It’s a
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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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So I had to join in and be one of the cool kids. I am a HUGE Amy Tackett fan and when I saw this one, I knew I had to read it NOW!!! If you want to read it, go to Amy’s website and sign up for her Newsletter to get it FREE!!! Murder
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The Refugee ~Kim Hopkinson When Kim Hopkinson reached out and asked if I’d be willing to read her debut novel, I happily added it to my list – never expecting I’d need a full week afterward just to process my thoughts. This one stayed with me. Let me start by saying: the story is fan-freaking-tastic.
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Release Day!!! I haven’t had a chance to read this series – I’ve actually just heard of it but I have added it to my must read section of my TBR list. “Love can’t be outrun—and neither can the ghosts of your past.” Join us in celebrating the release of “Forever Haunted – A Novel
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Love & Other Killers by Brynne Weaver The Ruinous Trilogy may have concluded, but Weaver has gifted us with a short, sharp novella for anyone who wasn’t quite ready to say goodbye to the gang – Rowan, Sloane, Lachlan, Lark, Rose, and Fionn. After my less-than-glowing review of Scythe & Sparrow (don’t shoot the messenger
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Crossroads ~Mark A Daniel It started as a dare. It ended in death. When a high school student livestreams a dare to explore the decaying, long-abandoned Walker House, he doesn’t make it out alive. One misstep, a fatal fall – and just like that, Eastland County is once again reminded that the past never stays
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So, I am currently on vacation but with the showdown going on in The Psychological Book Club Facebook Group, I wanted to get this one updated – it deserved an update. Do Unto Others –Mark Jenkins Read Jan 2025 ABCD – Alicia, Brooke, Cathy, and Dana – the Alphababes, as they liked to be called
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My Father is a Serial Killer -Spencer Guerrero Read 3/14/2025-3/17/2025 To start, this is the second book of Guerrero’s I’ve read and I kind of started backwards – there is no required reading order as each is a standalone. I started reading Guerrero with My Mother-in-law Must die (which is amazingly outstanding if you have
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