High Ambition, Low Execution This is such a sad introduction for this author for me because I truly didn’t like it. I don’t know if science fiction is not for me or what the problem is but no. If I didn’t have to read this for a readathon then I...
The Housemaid is Watching by Freida McFadden
Series Complete: The Good, The Dark, and The Unnecessary This series is now complete. My bestie and I devoured all four books now.We even listened to The Housemaid’s Wedding, which, in my opinion, was unnecessary. I won’t be reviewing it...
Her Silence by S.T. Ashman
Mute Suspect, Loud Secrets I must have a deal with the book gods this year, because every cover-buy I’ve picked up has been an absolute winner. This one is a fast-paced, magnetic read that kept me completely hooked from the first chapter.There is so...
Cabin Fever, Chaotic Discord Texts, and Top-Tier Slashers I devour slashers despite having an embarrassingly low scare threshold, and Cross My Heart, I Hope You Die completely delivered. It strikes that rare, golden balance of being unapologetically...
The Devoted by Catherine Cho
Small Book, Big Brainpower They say good things come in small packages, but sometimes those small packages require a massive amount of mental heavy lifting. I flew through this slim novel in a single day for a readathon, but for such a tiny book...
Glitz, Glam, and Vigilante Justice Give me a dark thriller wrapped in a bow of murder and sisterhood, and I am completely sold. No judgment, please—I just love a suspenseful plot with a dark edge! This is my second book by this author, and it...
•More Than a Pretty Cover• 2026 has officially been the year of discovering new authors for me! With that comes stunning covers and incredibly unique concepts. That is exactly what this book brought to the table—it was entirely unexpected, but...
The Depths by Penelope Barsetti
Please Don’t Howl While this is my first time reading Penelope Barsetti, the jury is still out on whether this story—or her writing style—is truly for me. It wasn’t a bad book by any means, but it definitely left me feeling conflicted. Ultimately...
Storm Front by Jim Butcher
Second Time’s a Charm I apparently read this back in 2016 at the recommendation of a friend. I reread it in July—almost 10 years later—because I had it listed as a book club pick for my work book club. While it wasn’t ultimately chosen, one of my...
The Secret Dinner by Raphael Montes
Do Not Prepare Yourself—You Can't. You know you’ve read a truly incredible book when you spend the final 10% with your jaw on the floor, yelling curse words at your Kindle. On top of that, I’ve already aggressively messaged my friends telling them...











