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Review: The Lost and Found Girl by Maisey Yates
Ohh. The Lost and Found Girl has such a sweet cover! It immediately made me want to dive in, as I’ve needed a break lately. Written by Maisey Yates, this is an emotional novel with character-driven plots. Read more
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Review: Comeuppance Served Cold by Marion Deeds
Author: Marion DeedsPublisher: Tor.comReleased: March 22, 2022Received: NetGalley First things first, I adore the title of this book: Comeuppance Served Cold. It’s fun, quirky, and a little bit evocative. It’s perfect for a historical thriller, at least in my mind. Written by Marion Deeds, this book immediately caught my attention. The year is 1929, and both… Read more
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Review: Lone Women by Victor LaValle
I’ll be honest; I had no idea what to expect when I entered Lone Women. I don’t read as much historical fiction as I should and certainly don’t read many Westerns. But the promise of something paranormal happening in this setting? Well, that was more than enough to tempt me into reading it… Read more
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Review: Witch King by Martha Wells
I’ve been a fan of Martha Wells for quite some time. One of the things I love the most about her writing would have to be her expansive worlds. The second thing I love about her work? Just how unique and creative each world she creates is. Read more
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Review: Jackal by Erin E. Adams
If you’re in the mood for a dark thriller that will resonate within your soul, be sure to check out Jackal by Erin E. Adams. Seriously, words cannot quite describe how hard this novel hits. Read more
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Review: I’m Glad My Mom Died by Jeannette McCurdy
I’ll be the first to admit that I don’t read nearly enough memoirs. That being said, Jeannette McCurdy’s autobiography (I’m Glad My Mom Died) is one of those rare books that got my attention and made me desperate to read it. I’ll admit that part of this stems from my days of loving iCarly. But mostly?… Read more
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