I always start off with why I picked up a book. Why did I read Stalking Jack the Ripper by Kerri Maniscalco? Hello. Jack the Ripper? I hesitate to say that I’m entertained with the Jack the Ripper mystery but I am mystified and fascinated with a mystery that has confound experts for years. Plus everybody and their mother’s brother’s sister has read this book. […]
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A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J Maas *Alexa’s Review*
A Court of Mist and Fury was my favorite book of 2016 so this book was one of my most anticipated novels for 2017! I’m going to say right now that this review will have spoilers for the previous books and this book. I have too much I want to say to not speak freely in this review. This book starts off interestingly enough with […]
One Week to the Wedding by Olivia Miles *Stephanie’s Review*
I couldn’t resist a small town romance. I needed a romance after quite a few thrillers. One Week to the Wedding by Olivia Miles was a good break. It was also blurbed for fans of Kristan Higgins so that got my attention. I didn’t find her quite as humorous as Higgins but Miles still gave me an excellent story that left me a little teary […]
Maybe This Summer by Jennifer Snow *Stephanie’s Review*
I’ve always been curious about the popularity of hockey romances. After seeing my first hockey game this past November I started to understand. When the opportunity came up to review Maybe This Summer by Jennifer Snow it seemed like the perfect chance to give hockey romances a whirl. Maybe This Summer brought together two scarred individuals. One didn’t let their scars define them while the […]
The Black Book by David Ellis & James Patterson *Stephanie’s Review*
The library is responsible once again! I was scrolling through ebooks when The Black Book by David Ellis & James Patterson came across the screen. I put it on hold and sort of forgot about it. During my midnight scrolling it sounded good. Set in Chicago, amnesia, and missing evidence? Sign me up! I’m not sure I’m going to be able to get my level […]