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[Sarah]

Meant to be by Emily giffin

[Shulamis]

The Measure by Nikki Erlick - very thought provoking

[Brooke]

I’m currently reading Gone Tonight by Sarah Pekkanen and I loveeee it! So good with twists and turns💕

[Sarah]

Aura of night by heather graham

[Hailey]

The Housemaid's Secret - Such a page turner!

[Sarah]

My almost Tokyo dream life by Rachel Cohn

[Sarah]

The rag maid by Catherine Cookson

[Nicole]

Castle Court by Holly Hepburn!

[Tiffany]

Finished Divine Rivals, loved it.

[Spiritedbookishbabe]

A haunting on the hill by Elizabeth Hand

[Jill]

This week I read The Measure by Nikki Erlick, and I loved it!

[Taylor]

Pretty Girls - Karin Slaughter

[Sher]

The last book I read was Good Night Irene by Luis Alberto Urrea, fascinating historical fiction and part biography of Urrea's mother's experience serving in WWII with the Red Cross as one of the "Doughnut Dollies." That was the nickname given to a courageous group of women who risked their lives commanding military vehicles called "Clubmobiles" from which they served doughnuts and coffee to soldiers and pilots on the front lines of the war. A great read.

[Margaret]

The Bone Witch

[Sarah]

The scent of sake by Joyce lebra

[Nitya]

Before the coffee gets cold Toshikazu Kawaguchi

[Sarah]

The glassblower of murano by marina fiorato

[Spiritedbookishbabe]

Chasing the boogeyman by Richard Chizmar

[Amy]

The seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo
I really loved it

[Sarah]

The house girl by Tara Conklin

[Amy]

Heart bones by Collen Hoover..

[Darshil]

Ready Player Two

[Rami]

Currently reading "Strange Sally Diamond" by Liz Nugent. Half way through and am already hooked. I am a BIG fan of Nugent's writing especially, and Irish authors in general.
I have read and loved all her back list, this one just recently published, and I couldn't wait long enough to jump on it.

[Amanda]

The Pike Boys - I received this book from the author as an advanced reader copy and let me just say it did not disappoint. Set in 1920’s New Orleans and the amount of detail and development of the characters had me easily turning pages and feeling like I was there! Great read to check out.

[Julia]

Beach Read by Emily Henry - g r e a t at the beginning, a bit of a let down towards the end.

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The yellow wallpaper. The ending was good too.

[Sarah]

Murder at the bookstore by sue minix

[Sarah]

Marion lane and the Ravens revenge By T.A. willberg

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Emmaus by Alessandro Baricco!! So good!

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Nice

[Winter ❀]

Dark Matter by Blake Crouch. My first sci-fi read! If you're a lover of mystery genre but want to dabble in some easy digestible sci-fi elements you'd enjoy this.

[F. Taylor]

Spare

Just finished reading Spare by Prince Harry. Diving into British history has intrigued me for a long time. It's a long book but easy to read and a page turner as well.

[ShortieALG]

Verity- Colleen Hoover

[Sarah]

The invisible life of Addie la rue by V.E. Schwab

[Sarah]

The lightening rod by brad meltzer

[Sarah]

The Spanish love deception by Elena armas

[Emma]

Just finished Mad Honey!

[Naz]

Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid

[Sarah]

Summer on sag harbour by sunny hostin

[Angela]

Ladies of the Night by Althea Prince

[Sarah]

The night ship by Jess Kidd

[Spiritedbookishbabe]

Becoming the boogeyman

[Hailey]

Love and Other Words

[Sarah]

The women of the cousins war: the duchess, the queen, and the Kings mother by Phillipa Gregory, David Baldwin, and Michael Jones

[Samantha]

Never Never

[Sarah]

This bird has flown by Susanna Hoffs

[Ruth]

the humans by matt haig

[Noa]

I just finished reading Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin

[Sarah]

The black dahlia by James ellroy

[Sarah]

Silence for the dead by Simone st. James