
Up next: Gray After Dark. I read Ask for Andrea at the recommendation of Freida McFadden herself and loved it! This one had similar reviews 😎🙂
Up next: Gray After Dark. I read Ask for Andrea at the recommendation of Freida McFadden herself and loved it! This one had similar reviews 😎🙂
Megan Lally‘s most popular book, That‘s not my name, was just okay to me. I‘m glad I tried her again. I liked this book a lot more. You can see who is probably the driving force but the ending is chef‘s kiss for the story.
OMG…this was good! Hilary Huber as the voice narrator for the audio edition is superb. Told in parallel narratives in the form of flashbacks, two best friends are invoked in a fatal accident in 1999. Over twenty years later, what really happened that night is finally coming to light. Great twists and surprises that found me making excuses to keep the audio running. I‘d definitely read more by Hendricks! #LitsyAToZ #LetterL
This could have been a much more intense story without the flashbacks to the inciting incident. One chapter could have provided that info. Lackluster.
Whoa, what a wild ride! It got so twisty near the end and the final one was awesome!
#bookspinbingo
#pop25 - book that fills my favorite prompt from the 2015 PS Reading Challenge
Weekend reading! I‘ve heard so many great reviews of this one. It‘s a mystery set in the the tech industry but I‘ve been assured that the tech stuff isn‘t too much for an average reader.
This was brilliant.
A creepy suspense novel set in a hotel in Luxor. Starts innocent enough and then gets dark really fast, approaching psychological horror.
The protagonist is a woman in her 80s who has been hotel hopping and meddling in others' beeswax since the death of her husband. SHE IS ABOUT TO MEET HER NEMESIS.
Highsmithian was right. This was right up my street.
This was good in the sense that I wanted a quick read before starting another series. The book itself was meh, predictable and the end was 😒😑 I‘m happy to have read it so I can get it off my bookshelf 🤣