A review for the newest YA thriller by Natalie D. Richards, 49 Miles Alone. A well crafted survival story about two backpackers who enter the desert but encounter trouble at every turn. A fast paced book with lots of twists that will keep you guessing.
A review for the debut romance, How to End a Love Story by Yulin Kuang. This is a well written and authentic feeling romance between two people who have a lot of emotional baggage. It has an enemies to lovers storyline that will leave you believing that love can overcome many things.
A review for this stunning debut YA mystery thriller that you will find hard to put down. Silent Sister by Megan Davidhizar is the compelling story of what happened to two sisters who disappeared while on a school trip. Only one makes it back, but who is it?
A review for the audiobook version of The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley. This was a great debut that touches on a lot of subjects. It is a bit of a time travel book, a slow burn romance and a spy thriller all rolled into one.
A review for the new book set in the Crave world by Tracy Wolff. Sweet Nightmare is a rather dark and violent book but with some very likable characters and an interesting story.
A review for the new standalone novel by Maureen Johnson, Death at Morning House. Fans of the Truly Devious will enjoy this one as will newcomers to this author’s works. Three mysteries intertwine and some likable characters will keep you entertained long into the night.
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