Nine beautiful years!! 🥳 Happy Thanksgiving, y‘all!
pickQualified recommendation. I liked the story, however it is very long. And it felt to me as if Dan Brown has a formula he follows when crafting a story. This character, check; this plot point, check; Langdon has trouble with the authorities, check; etc. So while the story was interesting, and the science was different, I felt as if I were reading the same story over again.
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So damn good. Noelle W. Ihli does it yet again. Can‘t recommend it enough.
pickThis book tells the tale of what happens when a plane crashes into a nuclear power plant. This is a gripping, edge-of-your seat type of drama from start to finish. Overall, it was a lot of fun and the characters seemed interesting and fleshed out enough to keep me engaged.
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panA three-day society wedding for two millionaires with a godzilla bride doesn‘t stop even when one of the celebrity bridesmaids is found murdered.
A bit slow in the middle and a bit too long. P3/5
Thank you to the publisher for a copy of this book. All opinions are my own.
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pickA friend told me her mom read this and just could not stop thinking about it…I had to try it!
This is gripping with lots of red herrings and a big surprise (at least for me). Verity‘s husband is found murdered in their home. Moving between her story and “the other woman,” the reader learns more about Verity, her husband and his behavior, and their marriage. Toxic, controlling characters. Some graphic content (description of the victim‘s body). ⬇️
pick3.5 Stars • Gravewater Lake by A.M. Strong and Sonya Sargent (2025) is a psychological thriller. Anna washes up on Gravewater Lake's shore during a blizzard. She is injured and has amnesia. Rescued by Gregg, she‘s trapped in his isolated house as eerie noises and fragmented memories fuel paranoia. Is Gregg her savior or captor? Very Hitchcockian with twists that unravel secrets in this tense, tale of trust and deception.
