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Hidden Pictures: Jason Rekulak

I listened to this on Audible and googled the images in the book. I had to, my curiosity forced me to do it as I'd heard so much about how creepy they were on BookTok and while the descriptions in the audible version wer...

Girl, Forgotten: Karin Slaughter

I enjoyed this book and i wasn't traumatized by it the way I was with The Good Daughter and Pretty Girls. I mean that in the best possible way, of course. As a thriller author, I worship at the altars of Karin Slaughter ...

Never Lie: Frieda Mcfadden

Ok, I had to jump right on another one of these. And man, this one is even better than the last one I read.

The Housemaid: Frieda McFadden

I finally gave in and did it. I picked up a Frieda Mcfadden book.

Their Lost Daughters Joy Ellis

Man on man this is the best police procedural book I've ever read. I don't even read them much, as I said in my previous post, but this author has me HOOKED.

The Murderer's Son: Joy Ellis

This is one of the best thrillers I've ever read. If you love dark and broody British crime dramas (okay, who doesn't LOVE those??) then you will ADORE this book. Man, it's just so good.

The Next Wife: Kaira Rouda

I picked this book up at the library, not realizing that I'd read one of her books before (The Best Day Ever). Now, I read this book cover to cover, it was an easy read and It did keep me interested enough to finish it ...

The Housemaid: Sarah Denzil

This book was a slow burn, but not in a bad way. Despite the slow pace it held my attention (maybe it was the English accent for the audible? HAHA). It's not perfect, there are a couple of flaws here and there and the c...

The Sundown Motel: Simone St James

I really liked this book. It was a great mystery mingled with a ghost story, but the kind of ghost story that makes your heart ache rather than scares the pants off of you. When you think of ghosts and motels your mind w...

PRETTY GIRLS: KARIN SLAUGHTER

My first read of 2023. While I do consider Karin Slaughter one of my literary places of worship, this one was hard. Don't get me wrong, I loved it. It's stunning and brilliant and beautifully horrible. It was hard due to...