I’m always looking for a good summer read to have in between some of the other books I choose to read. So, I was excited to read The Summer Club. Here’s the thing, I don’t classify it as a beach read at all. It’s a quick read, definitely, but there are some heavier topics mentioned. Read more
Suspense and thrillers are hard to gauge based on other reviews because as readers, our expectations and our desire to be surprised will vary so dramatically. I personally prefer the roller coaster ride, and the suspense, even if I do have a guess who the bad guy is. What I don’t like is having a
Three Keys was a tough book to rate. There were moments of enjoyment while reading and there were moments of “what in the heck am I reading right now”? Unfortunately, there were more what the heck thoughts than moments of enjoyment. The main character Ammalie is struggling through her own midlife crisis and has to
The Summer of Yes is a rom-com about Kelsey, a woman who’s living an empty life but doesn’t realize it until a near-death experience makes her re-evaluate everything. Meeting Georgina, an older, very wealthy, very cantankerous woman in the unlikeliest of places sets them both on a path of change. Overall, this is a cute
I enjoy Harlan Coben books, but I will say I have not read any of the series with Myron Bolitar as of yet. I will definitely go back and read some now, but I am going into this without knowledge of these characters beforehand! With that being said, I felt like it could be read
Shelterwood is a historical fiction novel that focuses on the abuses of children by those who are supposed to protect them. Told in dual timelines, Shelterwood takes place in Oklahoma, in 1909 and 1990. This book started a bit slow and I wasn’t sure how the two timelines tied in together, but having read a
