What Have You Done by Shari Lapena I usually like Lapena’s books because they’re quick, engrossing reads, and to be fair, this one was too....

The Writing Retreat by Julia Bartz Though I'm writing this in the new year, I actually finished this book on Christmas. I read it in abo...

The Doll's House by Lisa Unger This popped up for me on Kindle Unlimited and, since I've read a few Lisa Unger novels, I decided to ...

  Just the Nicest Couple  by Mary Kubica I’ve been hit or miss on Kubica’s books (two with one star and one each of two, three, and four st...

One Perfect Couple by Ruth Ware Lyla’s post-doctoral research is going nowhere, she’s pretty sure her contract won’t get renewed, and things...

Listen for the Lie by Amy Tintera Lucy and Savvy were the kind of girls everyone envied. However one night, Lucy is found covered in Savvy’s...

I’ve been hearing a lot about Freida McFadden lately, so when someone recommended her Housemaid trilogy to me, I figured I'd give it a s...

Love Letters to a Serial Killer by Tasha Coryell I already loved Tasha Coryell from her Split/Lip Press collection ( which you can get your ...

 Darling Girls by Sally Hepworth Over the past few months, I've been re-reading Sally Hepworth's books. I first read her more litera...

First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston My mom got this book from the library and said she read 3/4 of it in one day. I feel like I've been in a...

I love a good suspense book, especially when nothing else seems to be catching my attention. Lisa Jewell is always a good choice when I want...

You  and Hidden Bodies  by Caroline Kepnes I've wanted to talk to everyone about You  after I binge-watched it on Netflix, but it...