Just a girl and her books
THE LAST TIME I LIED | Riley Sager 07.03.2018 | Dutton Rating: 4.5/5 stars Emma Davis is a rising star in the New York art scene. What the world doesn’t know is that her woodsy paintings are hiding a secret from her childhood. Beneath the layers of paint are three girls in white nightgowns. Three … Continue reading Book Review: The Last Time I Lied
COCKROACHES | Jo Nesbo (Harry Hole #2) 02.11.2014 (first published 1998) | Vintage Crime/Black Lizard Rating: 3.5/5 stars The Norwegian ambassador stationed in Thailand has been found dead in a Bangkok hotel known for hosting prostitution. The Norwegian government instantly wants to keep the details of the case closed to the general public. In an … Continue reading Book Review: Cockroaches
I can't believe this weekend will be December. I'm positive that November just started and that I have a ton of books still on my TBR for this month! What do you do with books that you plan to read in a specific month, but don't get to? Do you just bump them to the … Continue reading Weekly Reads: November 26th
CIRCE | Madeline Miller 04.10.2018 | Little, Brown and Company Rating: 3.5/5 stars Helios is the god of the sun and the mightiest of all Titans. When his daughter Circe is born, he realizes immediately that she is a strange child. His previous children have all embodied his power and the beauty of their mother, … Continue reading Book Review: Circe
DOCTOR SLEEP | Stephen King (The Shining #2) 09.24.2013 | Scribner Rating: 5/5 stars Danny Torrance is all grown up since he experienced that terrifying winter’s stay at The Overlook Hotel in his childhood. The memories of that winter have stayed with him his whole life. Along with his ability, known as the shining, Danny … Continue reading Book Review: Doctor Sleep
SNOWBLIND | Ragnar Jonasson 06.15.2015 | Orenda Books Rating: 4/5 stars Siglufjordur is the opposite of Reykjavik. It’s a small fishing village located in Northern Iceland, where everyone knows each other and no one locks their doors. Ari Thor Arason has just applied for his first posting as a police officer and ends up being … Continue reading Book Review: Snowblind
How is it Thanksgiving week already?? I'm majorly stressing, as we're in charge of hosting dinner this year. I've made Thanksgiving dinner a few times before, but not for both my parents and my in-laws. My husband and I spent the whole weekend shopping and getting the house ready...curse you Fall leaves that look so … Continue reading Weekly Reads: November 19th
THEN SHE WAS GONE | Lisa Jewell 04.17.2018 | Atria Books Rating: 4/5 stars Ellie Mack was fifteen-years-old when she disappeared. She was her mother’s golden child. She had an endless future of possibilities ahead of her. Ellie simply vanished without a trace. Ten years have passed since that fateful day, but her mother, Laurel, … Continue reading Book Review: Then She Was Gone
GOOD SAMARITANS | Will Carver 11.15.2018 | Orenda Books Rating: 5/5 stars Seth Beauman suffers from insomnia. Awake late into the night, he has taken to calling strangers from an odd little phonebook he keeps tucked away, while his wife, Maeve, peacefully sleeps upstairs. Seth desperately wants to make a connection. He just needs one … Continue reading Book Review: Good Samaritans
INHUMAN RESOURCES | Pierre Lemaitre 11.06.2018 | Quercus USA Rating: 3/5 stars Alain Delambre lost his job four years ago. He is a fifty-seven-year-old former HR Executive, who now finds himself stuck in the world of unemployment. These days the only job offers he is receiving are for low-level, manual labor positions, which are far … Continue reading Book Review: Inhuman Resources
