• Not Quite Dead Yet, Holly Jackson

    Seven days. That’s all Jet Mason has left after a brutal attack turns her life into a countdown. No time to panic, no time to waste—just enough time to figure out who tried to kill her. With only Billy by her side, she starts digging into the people closest to her… and the deeper she…

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  • Goodreads vs Fable: a reader’s quiet dilemma

    I didn’t think I’d ever question Goodreads. It’s been with me for years. Every book I’ve read, every rating I overthought, every chaotic late-night review that made sense only at the time—it’s all there. It’s not the prettiest place on the internet, not even close, but it holds my entire reading life like a slightly…

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  • Someone is watching Nell Masters—and she might not be imagining it. Fourteen years ago, as Elle Nugent, she witnessed Bryony Sanders getting into a stranger’s car… and never coming back. Convinced she knew the killer, Nell’s obsession with Brett Parker pushed her too far. Now she has a new name, a new life, and a…

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  • I went into Vicious Prince expecting tension you could cut with a knife and drama straight off a movie set—and yeah, it delivered. Messily. Beautifully. Slightly unhinged. Ronan Astor doesn’t play fair—he plays to ruin. Teal Van Doren doesn’t play nice—she plays to survive. And somewhere between revenge and obsession, this stops pretending to be…

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  • The Ending Writes Itself: Evelyn Clarke

    Six writers. One island. Seventy-two hours. And a dead man still pulling the strings. This book throws you straight into a locked-room pressure cooker where ambition rots into desperation and egos sharpen into weapons. And the twist? No detectives. Just writers—people who literally build murder for a living. When careers are on the line, morality…

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