Just a girl and her books
Read: Call Me God by Jim Clemente (🎧) The Doll’s House by M.J. Arlidge Anything For You by Saul Black The Outsider by Stephen King The Hunting Party by Lucy Foley Helter Skelter by Vincent Bugliosi (🎧) Dark Pines by Will Dean The Long Call by Ann Cleeves (🎧) The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton … Continue reading November Wrap Up!
THE TURN OF THE KEY | Ruth Ware 08.06.2019 | Gallery/Scout Press Rating: 4/5 stars When Rowan Caine finds an ad for a nanny post offering a generous salary she immediately decides to apply. She has recently lost out on a promotion at her current employer and is looking for a change. Heatherbrae House is … Continue reading Book Review: The Turn of the Key
November is flying by and I've not been able to find a free moment to share my TBR for the month! I've been feeling a bit bad lately about all of the unread books on my shelves. While I love receiving ARCs and being part of promoting newer titles, there are still a ton of … Continue reading November TBR!
Welcome to another installment of Top Ten Tuesday (hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl). Today I’ll be sharing book on my Fall TBR! This was actually the prompt for last week, but unfortunately I wasn't able to post. Fall is the perfect time to pull all of the spooky reads from your shelves and that's just … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Books on my Fall 2019 TBR!
This week’s installment of Top Ten Tuesday (hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl) is all about most anticipated releases for the second half of 2019! You can check out my most anticipated list for the first half of 2019 here! There are always a million books I want to read, but really nothing catches my eye … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Most Anticipated Releases of the Second Half of 2019
IN A DARK, DARK WOOD | Ruth Ware Harvill Secker | 07.30.2015 Rating: 4/5 stars Leonora “Nora” Shaw is a writer living a quiet life in London. One day she receives an invitation to a hen night for her childhood best friend, Clare. The thing is, she hasn’t seen Clare for 10 years. Back when … Continue reading Book Review: In a Dark, Dark Wood
