Just a girl and her books
Read: The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides Blue Night by Simone Buchholz All the Beautiful Lies by Peter Swanson (audiobook) The Reckoning by Yrsa Sigurdardottir An Anonymous Girl by Greer Hendricks & Sarah Pekkanen (audiobook/reading combo) The Bone Keeper by Luca Veste The Cormorant by Stephen Gregory Beton Rouge by Simone Buchholz Duma Key by Stephen King … Continue reading February Wrap Up
FOR BETTER AND WORSE | Margot Hunt 12.11.2018 | MIRA Books Rating: 3/5 stars Natalie and Will Clarke met in law school. On their first date they bonded over drinks, dinner, and planning the perfect murder. Chalking it up to just a fun exercise in using their lawyer minds to beat the system, Will thinks … Continue reading Book Review: For Better and Worse
IN THE RIVER | Jeremy Robert Johnson 08.02.2017 | Lazy Fascist Press Rating: 5/5 stars This is a novella about loss, how it impacts us, and the lengths that we are willing to go to for those that we love. Every parent’s nightmare has happened. While out on a father/son fishing lesson, a man watches … Continue reading Book Review: In the River
RABID HEART | Jeremy Wagner 08.10.2018 | Riverdale Avenue Books Rating: 4/5 stars Six months have passed since the Necro Rabies pandemic swept the Earth. Rhonda is now living in a world filled with hordes of rabid undead humans known as “Cujos”. She has thought for these last six months that her fiance, Brad, was … Continue reading Book Review: Rabid Heart
DEAD OF WINTER | Kealan Patrick Burke 12.11.2018 | Independently published Rating: 4/5 stars Winter is traditionally recognized as the time for holiday cheer. The time you go and play out in the snow and build snowmen. What if you don’t remember building those snowmen in your yard? What if they’ve come to life? There … Continue reading Book Review: Dead of Winter
DUMA KEY | Stephen King 03.20.2018 (first published 01.22.2008) | Gallery Books Rating: 5/5 stars Edgar Freemantle’s world is flipped upside down thanks to a terrible construction accident that leaves him without a right arm, prone to memory issues, and struggling with his words and vocabulary. Rehabilitation is no easy experience and Edgar is often … Continue reading Book Review: Duma Key
The last week of February is finally upon us, which means it's time to cram as many last minute reads in as possible! I'm extremely proud of the amount of books I believe I'll be finishing before the month is out, but now I have the undertaking of getting you all reviews! I am currently … Continue reading Weekly Reads: February 25th
BETON ROUGE | Simone Buchholz (Chas Riley #2) 02.21.2019 | Orenda Books Rating: 4/5 stars An unconscious man has been found outside the offices of one of Germany’s biggest newspapers. He is locked inside of a cage, naked, and on display for all of those who walk by to see. Chas Riley and her new … Continue reading Blog Tour: Beton Rouge
THE CORMORANT | Stephen Gregory 06.18.2013 (original written in 1986) | Valancourt Books Rating 3/5 stars A young family has inherited a small cottage in north Wales. The home was surprisingly left to them by a bachelor uncle, who lived a quiet life. This cottage affords the couple a new start outside of the bustling … Continue reading Book Review: The Cormorant
THE BONE KEEPER | Luca Veste 02.05.2019 | Sourcebooks Rating: 4/5 stars Twenty years ago, four teenagers walked through a tunnel where it was rumored the Bone Keeper lived. Only three made it through. The fourth, Matty, was never seen again. Stories about the Bone Keeper snatching up people had swirled the town for years, … Continue reading Book Review: The Bone Keeper
