Brenda’s review The Pretty Little Wife here has had enough, and she is not to be underestimated. When she finds out what her husband has been hiding, she takes matters into her own hands. Things get complicated for her and us in more ways than one. When Lila’s husband goes missing, she is under suspicion, …
Brenda’s review Hot Popping Dang! Literary popcorn! J.D. Barker describes his writing as literary popcorn, and I am not sure what that means, but that popcorn was popping all over the place here in this convoluted, dark, twisted horrifying action-packed psychological thriller with more twists and turn then I could keep up with. If I …
Lindsay and I have been trying to knock some of those titles that have been sitting on our NG and EW shelves so when Lindsay told me she was reading The Survivors I decided to join in. Halfway in, we started chatting about the characters, and I had no idea what she was talking about. …
Brenda’s review The Dead Season by Tessa Wegert is the second book in the Shana Merchant series. I loved the first book, Death in The Family, which left me with some lingering questions surrounding Shana’s past and tormentor, who held her captive. The Dead Season picks up three weeks after the events from Death in …
Breathe Your Last by Lisa Regan Breathe Your Last is #10 in the Detective Josie Quinn series, and every time I read a new one, I say the series gets better with each book. Lisa Regan changes things up a notch here in this one by adding a bold, and bizarre case that left me …
Lindsay’s review Engrossing. Atmospheric. Foreboding. Mysterious. This novel takes place at a boarding school (I love boarding school settings!) that was once a Home for fallen girls. The prestigious Haywood prep school houses students from wealthy families alongside students who earn their admittance through school scholarships. An eager and straight-A student begins an investigative report …
