
So many great memories in April 📚🌷 Favorites are on the top two shelves.
So many great memories in April 📚🌷 Favorites are on the top two shelves.
1. Let‘s see… 2 houses full and a storage cage. I think there may even be some boxes at my parent‘s storage container. More than I‘ll read before I kark it. 2. The tagged book kept me up at night especially as I have been stalked myself. I listened to it in the recent school holidays while cleaning the house or out for a walk. It made washing up way more entertaining. I plan on reading her next book as soon as I can get my hands on it.
As someone passionate about thrillers,I‘ve come across stronger stories than this one. Though it ends with a cliffhanger that leaves the killer‘s identity unresolved.The premise is intriguing, but something feels lacking. "Zoe—a middle-aged mother and survivor of a serial killer—who‘s now raising adaughter with sociopathic tendencies. As new murders unfold in town, Zoe is caught between her role as a mother and a profound moral conflict.?
Yeah, not so much with the believability, but the beginning was good and I kept turning the pages so ... So. 🤷♀️
4 Stars • The Inmate by Freida McFadden is a gripping psychological thriller that I couldn‘t put down. Brooke Sullivan, a nurse at a maximum-security prison, faces her ex, Shane, a convicted murderer she helped put away. ⬇️
4-16-25: My 26th finished book of 2025! Brooke has just moved back to her hometown with her son Josh after being away for 11 years. Her parents have died and left her their home so she is starting over. Unfortunately the only job she can get is as a nurse PA at the local penitentiary where her high school ex is living out his days after a murderous night that Brooke witnessed and testified against him. Her old best friend Tim is there to help.
You don‘t notice when she walks in your office to bring you lunch, you don‘t filter your phone calls when she is tidying up your office; she knows your passwords and your phone lock screens. She has access to your bank account and manages your kids schedule. But the Secretary knows all of your SECRETS and she has the ability to destroy the company you‘ve built.
A birthday gift from my kids 🥰
This is a pretty suspenseful book. At times it gets a little repetitive but I still really like it. This author reminds me of the original VC Andrews books. They are fast reads that keep me interested. I wasn't sure who to trust in this book.