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Loved this thriller followed up by a short story about one of the characters after! So intense and scary to think about this happening!😱
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Loved this thriller followed up by a short story about one of the characters after! So intense and scary to think about this happening!😱
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.
The pacing of Panic is a little strange, in that there are two “climaxes” with a protracted trial briefly described in between. Even so, it‘s a solid Australian crime thriller that nails the cognitive dissonance of sovereign citizen nutjobs. Full review: https://keepingupwiththepenguins.com/panic-catherine-jinks/
What a crazy story in the best way. The fact that it was loosely based on a true story had me down the rabbit hole for all the details. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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*
I couldn‘t resist! The book was a poetry collection by a new-to-me author, Thomas Curtis Clark.
Knocked off several #OffTheShelf2025
@Librariana - some physical and some audio :)
#JanuaryReCap