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This was a hard one to finish, I thought the prologue was so good, but it turned very underbelly which isn‘t my taste. So I found it so hard to finish. But probably didn‘t know what I was getting into

This book is bonkers. It's definitely dark satire. Similar concept to American Psycho but with the brand name drops and the non stop killing but it's not quite as well done. It's kept me engaged though and I've been laughing at some of the hilarity of it all... It's actually exactly the kind of guilty pleasure reads I was looking for so I'm pretty satisfied 😂

I am either a mystery guessing wizard or books are just getting easier to figure out 🤣. It seemed pretty obvious from the get-go who the “big baddie” was, although I will say it was a wild ride full of twists and turns that I wasn‘t expecting on the way to the biggest reveal (the one that was easy to guess). It was unique enough that I still enjoyed it, I just really wish I could find a book that completely surprises me 😔. 🌟🌟🌟🌟

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I found myself completely absorbed in this story. Some aspects were tuff to read about…so you may want to check on the trigger warnings. Otherwise…this was truly fantastic I think this was even more stunning than The Kind Worth Killing. It also had fantastic narration played by a full cast.

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Another fast paced thriller in the Scot Harvath series. I enjoyed this one more than the last. Someone is taking out Reed Carlton‘s black ops group one by one. Scot & Reed outsmart the first attack, but they need to go Full Black to continue out maneuvering their opponents and work quickly to figure out who they are and why this is happening. This was a page turner with a good mix of analytical and physical battle. ⭐️⭐️⭐️.5/5 ❤️📚 #serieslove2023

PI Henry Kimball is hired by a former student, Joan, from his 1 traumatic year of teaching to prove her husband is cheating. Kimball remembers that he was always unnerved by Joan, so when he finds the husband & mistress dead from a murder/suicide while he's following them, he wonders if there's more to it. What follows is a twisty, entertaining page turner, with several POVs & two timelines & managing to include the fascinating Lily Kintner from⬇️

Has anyone ready this? Thoughts? 📚💜💕

There‘s a mystery genre that is characterized by a form of misogyny. An otherwise intelligent, competent woman makes a series of inexplicable choices and mistakes. Her life is usually almost ruined; chaos follows in her wake. This is what we are offered in this story about Jude, Liam, and a favor. All the characters are broken, with the possible exception of the child: Alfie. I have no idea why I finished it. I‘m sorry I did!

I really liked the first book (“The Kind Worth Killing“)in this now two book series and it was lovely to revisit a couple of the characters in this one. The story unfolds slowly from different points of view and yet I enjoyed it. I found it clever with a couple of great twists. It is interesting to me that I like the character of Lily, who is also in the first book, in spite of the fact she is a killer. 4/5 stars!