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This was a really quick read of a book that I somehow managed to drag out for way too long because I kept stalling on picking it up and reading it 😂 Honestly, I think it could be read in one sitting because it's certainly quick enough. You just have to be dedicated and into … Continue reading The Perfect Nanny by Leila Slimani
Someone please explain to me the concept of breathing, because I have no recollection of it after finishing this book. I don't think I took in a single normal breath for the last 25% of the book, which is funny, because I gasped so much you'd have thought I'd pass out from lack of oxygen. … Continue reading One of Us is Next by Karen M. McManus
Don't expect to be able to remember how to breathe after reading this book. Just don't. Because you won't know how. Also, don't expect to have your head still intact. All of us who have read the book might look like we have it all together on the outside, but the inside? It's a mix … Continue reading Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo
So, I had no idea when I jumped into this book that it would be a ghost story type of thing 🙊 Not that I'm complaining!! I actually really loved how it was a chilling, mystery type of fantasy novel. Definitely perfect for this time of the year! And a retelling of the 12 dancing … Continue reading House of Salt and Sorrows by Erin A. Craig
Thank you so much to HarperCollinsCanada for sending me an ARC of Dear Wife by Kimberly Belle! This amazing new thriller by the bestselling author of Three Days Missing and The Marriage Lie comes out June 25, which is TOMORROW! (I’ve already seen finished copies available early in stores near me 😉) Do not hesitate … Continue reading Dear Wife by Kimberly Belle
Holy God of all things, I have no words. I’m speechless and in shock, yet I’d like to scream until I just can’t anymore and hurtle everything within my reach at a wall and jump around and then cry because I’m full of adrenaline too. Can you tell I’ve lost my sanity? No? Not yet? … Continue reading The Crucifix Killer by Chris Carter
