pick• #ReesesBookClub January 2023 pick
#StoryGraph: fiction mystery thriller dark mysterious reflective
336 pages
I am particularly attracted to books about “mind-control” in any form it takes. So, when this story started turning in that direction, I was all in. The mediocre ratings on Goodreads baffles me. 5-stars from me.
Armed with only hazy memories, a woman who witnessed her friend‘s mysterious death has since spent her life trying to forget.
pickEasily one of my favorite books! Such a twisted story line that pulls you in right from the beginning. It‘s a perspective jumping book that is two story lines taking place at the same house. WORTH THE READ I PROMISE!! JP Delaney became one of my favorite authors.
Tagged book is my February #BookSpin 🕵🏻♀️ #Investigate #ScaryFebruary
pickWow! I have to read more books by Mary Kubica! The twist in the book was 🤯🤯! This was definitely another five star book for this year! I am adding her other books to my TBR asap!
#6 of 2023. Will Trent No. 1. Want to start the TV series but should ready this one first!
Started: 2/5/23
Finished:
Days
pickOverall, a pick for me but definitely not my favorite Unger book. The pacing was up and down for me but ultimately had enough twist to keep me interested.
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#FabulousFebruary @Andrew65
Had some difficulty finding a book for the #Investigate prompt of #ScaryFebruary until the Mr. said "Airframe. The whole book was about an investigation." Yeah, I would've never remembered that; but than again when you've only read 2 books out the thousands on my shelves I guess it's easy to remember ? Glad Airframe was 1 of the 2 he read! I remember really liking it but all that stuck with me is the description of an airplane wing--Fascinating!
Moving onto the Gabriel Allon series which I haven‘t read in a long time. This is book 7 (out of 23) in this series. #SeriesLove2023 @TheSpineView
#FabulousFebruary
pickWhoa! That ending! Very creepy, but once you get into it, you can‘t put the book down. Samira‘s life is falling apart when she meets Roland. He seems to be the answer to all her problems, but there is some mystery to the death of his previous wife. Samira marries him anyway and then discovers and becomes addicted to reading the previous wife‘s journals. Trigger: abuse, all kinds. Lots of suspense and surprises (though figured some out).
