Yolk by Mary H.K. Choi is an excellent choice for readers who love character-driven novels that center estranged sibling relationships. The plot is the supporting character in this one and the main story is told through the relationship between sisters Jayne and June.
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One True Loves by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Taylor Jenkins Reid is an author I will always read and when I saw her book, One True Loves, available on Libby I borrowed it right away. There was so much about this book that felt like familiar TJR and with Julia Whelan narrating, even more so.
Freak by Jennifer Hillier
In Jennifer Hillier’s second novel, Freak (Creep #2), we resume the storyline of her prior novel, Creep. Let me say now that if you don’t want any spoilers for Creep, do NOT read the publisher’s description of Freak. I’ll keep this review spoiler-free and suggest you read the books as a pair.
Creep by Jennifer Hillier
After reading three of Jennifer Hillier’s recent psychological thrillers, I knew I had to go back and read her first book, Creep. She first published this novel in 2012 and it delivers on mystery, tension, and disturbing events – much like her more current works.
The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher
Date Read: April 24, 2022 Publication Date: October 6, 2020 Rating: 3.5 / 5.0 Format: Physical Book Page Count: 352 Listening Time: 9 hours 43 minutes Print Publisher: Gallery / Saga Press Audio Publisher: Simon & Schuster Audio This book was… odd. It is spooky and mystical; however the description of “gripping” and “white-knuckled horror”Continue reading “The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher”
Dis-Connected by Emma Gannon
Date Read: April 19, 2022 Publication Date: May 31, 2022 Rating: 5.0 / 5.0 Format: Audio Book Page Count: 128 pages Listening Time: 2 hours 52 minutes Print Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing Audio Publisher: Andrews McMeel Audio This was my first book by the author it was a wonderful read – I will definitely beContinue reading “Dis-Connected by Emma Gannon”