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  • What Happened Next, Edwin Hill

    A quiet New Hampshire lake. A murder from twenty-five years ago. A missing father. And a town full of people who seem to know more than they’re willing to say. I loved this book. It’s the kind of thriller where you keep turning pages without realizing how much you’ve read because there is always something…

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  • Heated Rivalry: Rachel Ried

    Some books are hyped so much that by the time you finally pick them up, you’re already preparing for disappointment. Heated Rivalry, however, had me intrigued long before I ever opened the first page. The book community has been screaming about Shane and Ilya for years, and after seeing this title recommended approximately a million…

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  • Overconsumption 

    Overconsumption 

    I normally just discuss books on my blog, but there was a time when I went deeper—trying to get to know you guys, form a connection, and honestly, get to know myself a little better too. Those posts are long archived now, but lately I’ve felt this need to talk about something different: overconsumption. If…

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  • All the Lies: Rina Kent

    All the Lies doesn’t begin with answers — it begins with smoke, fractured memories, and the suffocating feeling that something horrifying is buried just beneath the surface. Reina Ellis wakes up trapped inside a life she can’t remember, engaged to a man who looks at her like she’s both a punishment and an obsession waiting…

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  • The Perfect Divorce: Jeneva Rose

    First book took me out of a dark romance reading slump… yes, when I can’t find good thrillers that grip me in I run to mafia men and masked moffos who can give me a good time, call me hedonistic but it works for me., so I ran to the second instalment of The Perfect…

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