A review for the upcoming new YA thriller by Natasha Preston, The Party. A group of students go to a remote castle for a party, when a storm traps them there. They soon realize that one of them is a murderer and the accusations and distrust starts to fly.
A weekly post in which I pick a book off of my GoodReads want to read list and talk about it. This week’s pick is a book that I have the ARC for and hope to start later this week. It sounds dark and scary and a great book to read on a dark and stormy night.
I’m trying to keep on top of my reviews this month, so you might see a few more mini-reviews from me. This week I am reviewing two recently published books that are pretty different from each other. Both were good, but not anything exceptional. But I did enjoy reading them. Today I am reviewing to new books: Lula Dean’s Little Library of Banned Books by Kirsten Miller and Home is Where the Bodies Are by Jeneva Rose.
A review for the newest novel by Riley Sager. Middle of the Night is a suspense thriller with a paranormal edge that will leave you guessing until the very end. Highly recommend to fans of the author and those of you who just enjoy a really good suspense thriller.
First Lines Friday is a weekly feature (or when I feel like it) hosted by Wandering Words. What if instead of judging a book by its cover we judge it by its opening lines?
Can you figure out this week’s book just from the first line?
A review for the audiobook version of Assassins Anonymous by Rob Hart. A fast paced thriller that has a main character that you will really want to root for, as he travels the world trying to figure out who wants to kill him.
Confessions of a Serial Reader 
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