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bookaholic1
Missing Molly | Natalie Barelli
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#10
This is such a great book.

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kbuggle
Tell Me Lies: A Novel | Carola Lovering
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Love this series adaptation on Hulu so thought I‘d see if the novel reads the same - it does not, quite. (is this coming back for another season??🤞)

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twinkletoes74
Her Name Was Rose | Claire Allan
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A thriller with lots of twists and turns.

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SilversReviews
Somebody's Daughter | David Bell
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Thanks to these Litsy folks for today‘s prompt:

#NEWYEARNEWBOOKS
@Eggs
@AlwaysBeenALoverOfBooks
@LitsyEvents
#LitsyEvents

Today‘s Prompt: MISSING PERSON

MYSTERY - THRILLER

A nine-year-old is missing.  

Did she run away or was she kidnapped.  

Kidnapped is the consensus.

The suspect could be anyone - a single person or a team.

The drama begins with the ring of the doorbell.

FULL REVIEW: http://tinyurl.com/mrtw663t

Eggs Excellent 👌🏼 4mo
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ellimanelli
The Goddesses: A Novel | Swan Huntley
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This is the sound of you breathing. This is the sound of the engine.
Inside this small space, the air recirculates. It always feels cold. Outside You are rushing through the air so fast. There is always this rushing.
Stay here. Stay calm. Stay still.
Open your eyes.
Do you see me?
You won't want to see me, but you will.

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rachelsbrittain
Terrace Story: A Novel | Hilary Leichter
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These wonderfully surreal interconnected short stories come together around an apartment that miraculously expands to have a terrace when a particular guest come to visit. I really enjoyed how the stories slowly developed the premise through characters and generations affected by this strange phenomenon. Hilary Leichter is just brilliant.

Megabooks Stacking! 7mo
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StellaDz
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Yeah I love Nakamura, and they can really do no wrong. Utsubora was creepy yet sad; it was film noire and femme fatale. It was strangely nostalgic. It is hard to explain but needs to be experienced. There are so many nuances that it will definitely need another read.

Vacation read: 5

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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StellaDz
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The ideal spot in the shade today is the Arctic Cat. Currently on book 5 of 9 brought (not including Kindle and Audible). #vacation

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Nalbuque
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Short lil horror book, this one rec‘d by reddit. I read it maybe 10 days ago and while I remember liking it well enough, I cannot remember anything abt it‘s plot 😂 which I won‘t detract points for - my memory is bad and not every book should stay w you forever 🤷🏽‍♀️ set your expectations accordingly and enjoy this quick one!

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Cinfhen
Lucky Dogs | Helen Schulman
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Really difficult to review. I feel like the author had two ideas and she sort of throw them into one book🤷🏼‍♀️It‘s a shame because there was real potential. #ARC #NetGalley

TrishB You wonder what happened to editors? 11mo
Cinfhen Yeah, the editors totally screwed up. It‘s part #MeToo part Red Sparrow @TrishB and it‘s told in this choppy manner 🤷🏼‍♀️ 11mo
IndoorDame That‘s one of my book pet peeves, and I‘ve encountered it a lot this year! I‘m hoping it‘s some weird coincidence and not an annoying trend… 11mo
Cinfhen I‘ve had this before too @IndoorDame and it does make you wonder what the editors are thinking??? 11mo
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