Rachael Tamayo's Blog, page 11

Best Day Ever: Kaira Rouda (Audible)

This book started out great. I couldn't put it down. Paul is a guy you love to hate. He's awful, and he's the best at being awful. According to him, he's the best at absolutely everything because he is a sociopathic narc...

Nothing Hidden Ever Stays: HR Mason

This is the first book that I've actually read and not listened to on Audible in quite some time. I held my attention from the beginning, and I believe this is this author's first step away from romance and she did a ban...

The Woman in the Window-AJ Finn (Audible)

I am torn on this one, which I believe is scheduled to be a major motion picture next year. This book has a major Rear Window vibe. In short, it's about a woman stuck at home with agoraphobia, and she witnesses a murder...

Victory's Secret: Chapter 15 By Cynthia Austin & Rachael Tamayo

Victory and Liam return home only to discover something dreadful has happened. Something that will force Liam to tell Victory some of the truth, revealing who he really is. Please click to download the latest chapter bel...

You-Caroline Kepnes (Audible)

First of all let me begin with saying, no, I have not seen the show on Netflix. I went into the series blind. I did, however, read them backwards. I wish I hadn't but it is what it is. It's been a long while since I love...

Hidden Bodies by Caroline Kepnes (audible)

I have been eyeing this book for a long time now. Some time back someone compared me to Caroline Kepnes, and I put her in my TBR pile and never got back to it. When I picked this up, I had no clue that this was the seco...

Underlayes: Omnibus Release

Underlayes: Omnibus by T. A. Moorman

The Whisper Man by Alex North (Audible)

This was one of those books where you know that somewhere along the lines everything is going to tie together, but in the beginning, you have no idea how. On the one hand, we have a little family. Tom and Jake. On the ot...

Last Night: Kim Diester

This is a new author for me. The blurb caught my attention since I just adore a good psychological thriller. And this is just that, a good psychological thriller. It takes talent to do mental illness from a first-perso...

The Institute: Stephen King (Audible) and a lesson on realism.

Is there such a thing as a bad Stephen King book? I doubt it. While I stick to his thrillers ( I am a chicken okay?) and steer clear of the horror, I am a fan. It's this kind of book that I need to read when I hit my own...