Just a girl and her books
RULES FOR VANISHING | Kate Alice Marshall 09.24.2019 | Viking Books/Penguin Teen Rating: 4/5 stars Once a year a path appears in the forest and Lucy Gallows beckons someone to come and find her. Are you willing to walk along this mysterious path filled with traps to find a lost girl? What happens to those … Continue reading Book Review: Rules for Vanishing
MINDHUNTER | John E. Douglas & Mark Olshaker 10.24.2017 | Gallery Books (first published in 1995) Rating: 4/5 stars Special Agent John Douglas helped to revolutionize the FBI and how criminal investigations are conducted by becoming an expert in criminal profiling. Douglas made his life’s work out of meeting with, learning about, and understanding serial … Continue reading Book Review: Mindhunter
THE INSTITUTE | Stephen King 09.10.2019 | Scribner Rating: 4.5/5 stars On a quiet street in suburban Minneapolis a group of intruders enter the home of Luke Ellis. In the span of two minutes they murder Luke’s parents and drive away with him, drugged and unaware of his destination. Luke wakes up to a place … Continue reading Book Review: The Institute
ONE NIGHT GONE | Tara Laskowski 10.01.2019 | Graydon House Rating: 4/5 stars Maureen Haddaway is desperate for a fresh start. She comes to Opal Beach as a member of a travelling carnival. What she finds is a town where she thinks she could build a new life. A town she could call home. There … Continue reading Book Review: One Night Gone
CAGE | Lilja Sigurdardottir (Reykjavik Noir Trilogy #3) 10.17.2019 | Orenda Books Rating: 4/5 stars Agla finds herself locked away behind prison bars where she faces the consequences for a banking scandal. Her lover Sonja stood by her throughout much of her struggles, but now she has left Agla and won’t be there waiting for … Continue reading Blog Tour: Cage
THE NANNY | Gilly Macmillan 09.10.2019 | William Morrow Rating: 4/5 stars When Jocelyn was seven-years-old her nanny disappeared in the middle of the night. The loss hit Jo hard and it became a bone of contention between her and her parents for many years. How could her nanny simply disappear without saying goodbye? Thirty … Continue reading Book Review: The Nanny
LITTLE SIBERIA | Antti Tuomainen 10.17.2019 | Orenda Books Rating: 4/5 stars A former rally car driver finds himself racing along a snowy road in Hurmevaara, Finland. Intoxicated many drinks above the legal limit this man cannot be sure if the flash in the sky is real or in his imagination until a meteorite comes … Continue reading Blog Tour: Little Siberia
THE FURIES | Katie Lowe 10.08.2019 | St. Martin’s Press Rating: 4/5 stars Violet is in need of a fresh start after losing her father and sister. Seeking to escape her traumatic family situation, Violet enrolls in an all-girls boarding school on the outskirts of her town. Awkward and unsure where to find her fit … Continue reading Book Review: The Furies
The first week of October is officially upon us! Maryland has been super confused that the seasons changed with temperatures in the 80s and 90s. It looks like this weekend should mark an official cooling down and I can't wait for the weather to finally match my reading mood! Bring on all things creepy and … Continue reading October TBR!
Read: The Chestnut Man by Soren Sveistrup Mother Knows Best by Kira Peikoff A Cosmology of Monsters by Shaun Hamill In the Absence of Miracles by Michael J. Malone The Echo Killing by Christi Daugherty (audiobook) Blood Song by Johana Gustawsson Her Every Fear by Peter Swanson (audiobook) The Green Mile by Stephen King Violet by Scott … Continue reading September Wrap Up
