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Things we Do in the Dark: Jennifer Hillier

Just finished this, my second Jennifer Hillier book. I can't believe I didn't see that twist coming. Like it totally blindsided me and I think it was simply because I was so lost in the plot and the history of the charac...

Little Secrets: Jennifer Hillier (Audible)

I just finished this book this morning, and what a satisfying ending. I won't spoil it, but it's just great. This book is a bit of a slow burn, not a lot of high-intensity action, but it's dealing with some dark stuff an...

Doctor Sleep: Stephen King (Audible)

Well you can't hardly go wrong with King, can you? I loved The Shining. It's my favorite King book to date. That and The Stand run close. I hesitated to pick this one up for a while, I'm not sure why, but I knew that eve...

The Nothing Man: Catherine Ryan Howard (Audible)

I just finished this book, and I hesitated at first to read it because some of the reviews said it was graphic. But I decided to dive in and risk it, and I'm glad I did. There is nothing graphic about this book at all, I...

His & Hers: Alice Feeney (Audible)

Wow-what a great read. Like top-tier horror/thriller, dark psychological mind screw. I'm not sure where this title came from, I never really figured it out as I was reading it, but damn what a good book. This is my third...

I know Who you Are: Alice Feeney (Audible)

I just finished this book and damn if I wasn't like... WHAT? REALLY? When all was revealed in the end.

Rock Paper Scissors By Alice Feeney (Audible)

This book was great from start to finish. It's one of the best domestic thrillers I've read to date. Alice Feeney has a way to keep you guessing as to who is good, who is bad, and who is crazy all through the book and it...

The Last House on Needless Street: Catriona Ward

This book is a masterpiece of psychological fiction. It's brilliantly written and stunning. The weirdness of it is *chef's kiss* perfect and adds to the depth of the madness within.

The Therapist- BA Paris (Audible)

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Sometimes I Lie: Alice Feeney

There are three things that I thought of while reading this book.