Book Review: That’s Not My Name by Megan Lally When I first stumbled upon That’s Not My Name, I was immediately intrigued by the dual mystery surrounding lost identities and tangled relationships. Megan Lally’s skillful storytelling beckoned me to dive in, and I’m so glad I did. This YA thriller, woven with suspense and emotional …
Exploring the Mysteries of Badlands: A Journey with Nora Kelly As an avid reader and longtime fan of the compelling storytelling by Preston & Child, I was thrilled to dive into Badlands, the latest installment featuring archaeologist Nora Kelly and FBI Agent Corrie Swanson. The intrigue of ancient artifacts, the eerie allure of the New …
Review of "Murder Takes a Vacation" by Laura Lippman As a lifelong fan of mysteries, I was immediately drawn to Laura Lippman’s latest novel, Murder Takes a Vacation. The premise—a sixty-eight-year-old widow entangled in an international art theft conspiracy—promised a refreshing kaleidoscope of themes often overlooked in crime fiction. As someone who treasures complex characters …
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder: Unraveling Secrets in Fairview When I first stumbled upon A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson, I was captivated by the intriguing premise: a murder mystery steeped in small-town secrets, explored through the curious eyes of a high school senior. As someone who has always been drawn …
Book Review: Murder at the Rusty Anchor by Maddie Day As a cozy mystery aficionado, there’s something intoxicating about snuggling into a story that pairs quirky characters with quaint settings and a whodunit plot that tickles your brain. Murder at the Rusty Anchor, the sixth installment in Maddie Day’s Cozy Capers Book Group Mystery series, …
A Gripping Journey Through Fear and Resilience: My Review of The Girl Who Survived When I first picked up The Girl Who Survived by Lisa Jackson, I was immediately drawn to its chilling premise: the lone survivor of a family massacre forced to confront her past two decades later. As someone who has always been …