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Jennaree3
Gray After Dark | Noelle West Ihli
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Just arrived today 😍 my toxic trait is immediately wanting to abandon my current read for these. One book at a time I guess *kicks wall*

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AvidReader25
Blind date | Marelle Boersma
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I couldn‘t resist! The book was a poetry collection by a new-to-me author, Thomas Curtis Clark.

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OutAndAbout
To Die For | David Baldacci
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Pickpick

Great storyline. Multiple narrators on the audio that were all really easy to follow. I appreciate how Baldacci‘s characters are so clear and separate from one another. While this is the third in the series, he gives you enough backstory to catch on without so much that you get bored. This character, Travis Devine, is one of our favorites. Flawed, realistic, and driven.

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ElizaMarie
Gray After Dark | Noelle West Ihli
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Knocked off several #OffTheShelf2025
@Librariana - some physical and some audio :)

#JanuaryReCap

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AvidReader25
The Blue Hour | Paula Hawkins
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Panpan

This should have been a DNF. I couldn't make myself interested in Grace or Becker. I did love the descriptions of Eris, the remote Scottish island where a famed artist moved. All of the people involved were shallow, selfish, and petty. The second someone pursued a bit of freedom or was happy in their lives it was shown as a bad thing.

"All is fair in love and war, and friendship is love, too, isn't it? And a kind of war sometimes as well."

AvidReader25 **SPOILER**
I'll admit I was disappointed in the predictable twist. Of course the "ugly" lonely woman was jealous and started killing people. It just felt so unoriginal. Of course a woman who is a capable doctor couldn't be happy in her life if her friends aren't completely obsessed with her. Ugh. I just didn't love that ending.
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Bookzombie
Whiteout | Ken Follett
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Mehso-so

Oof! This is my first Follett and I think he must have owed his publisher a book. I have heard great things about his historical fiction novels, but this was not great. I was expecting an exciting “stop an outbreak” kind of book. Instead, it was rather dull. I plowed on thinking there was going to be a huge twist. Nope!

Finished January 27, 2025.

TiredLibrarian I loved the historical fiction of his that I read, but it was a while ago. 6d
Bookzombie @TiredLibrarian That‘s what I have always heard. I‘m not opposed to trying one in the future. 🙂 6d
tpixie I liked his early ones decades ago 6d
DogMomIrene I haven‘t read this one, but several others. Pillars is fantastic. Another great one is 5d
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sblbooks
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4🌟
I thoroughly enjoyed this fast-paced thriller. It was right up my alley, I love survival stories! This is the first book of read by this author and I can't wait to read more.

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BookishTrish
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Dan Brown never disappoints. This 1998 thriller about NSA surveillance was clearly ahead of its time.

tpixie Great book. Cute flamingo 🦩 6d
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bookaholic1
Two Wrongs | Mel McGrath
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#7
Makes you think through the whole book as to who is doing the stuff going on

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Cvfrailing
Kill For Me Kill For You | Steve Cavanagh
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One of my favorite Booktok influencers did not like this book. Perhaps this story has been done before but it kept me hooked the entire time. What a trip! Cavanagh is one of my favorite authors by far and he did not disappoint me with this story. It took me a minute to connect one of the main characters to the entire story line and I did figure out what was happening near the end but still suspenseful! Great book!