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If you like psychological thrillers, this book would be one you would like. I had difficulty putting it down. The characters are different, as one would expect of people who study serial killers. Isolation is the norm in much of Alaska. I wasn‘t sure how it would end. I love a good mystery and this one filled with moments that were somewhat shocking.

#Scarathlonphotochallenge #nightmare #skeletoncrew

This was an awesome read. Highly recommend it.

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Thinking I‘m going to have to up my #20in4 goal since I smashed it out of the park already, thanks to a handful of GNs for my #AtoZgraphicnovels challenge! I‘ll bump up my goal to 20, and we‘ll see how I do! @Andrew65

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The second book in the Evelyn Talbot series is very good. It kept me hooked through the whole book. I cannot wait to begin the 3rd book.

Body parts have shown up and the victims are linked to Hanover House. Evelyn worries that her life may be in danger and needs to figure out who the killer is and why these deaths have happened.

Psychiatrist, Evelyn Talbot, has set up a special prison is Alaska to house and study the country‘s worst serial killers. Her life is dedicated to learning how their mind works after being attacked by her high school boyfriend and being left for dead. In this remote setting employees of the prison start to turn up dead. Is he back?
A multitude of serial killers, isolated setting, and the possibility for romance make for a good read.

I think I'm in a reading slump again.
It sucks, but I think I need to stop forcing myself to read at this point. I know it won't last forever, but it makes me sad.
So, time to do other things! Like gaming. 🖤

I recommend you read the Pre-quel Hanover House, before this book, that way you will know the back story. This is a book that contains corruption, murder and romance. Part of a mutilated body is found outside a bar in a small Alaskan town. Dr. Talbot thinks it is from her boyfriend that toutored her and left her for dead, when she was 16. The ending did kind of let me down, with the first part being so good. I still recommend it, though. 4⭐.

Enjoy the first half where the suspense are built but then my mood plummet. Eve kept repeating the same thing again yet she‘s kept enticing Amarok. She still let Jasper run her life. Jasper seems more like the mc than Amarok. The suspense is good but Evelyn?? Stupid and reckless in some way. Kind of disappointed with this 📚 #brendanovak #romanticsuspense

Alright, I fell asleep listening to this and had nightmares that brought me out of my sleep gasping. I've been sitting her for 15 mins thinking about them and our doors. Geeezus, they were vivid. At one point I saw a man with a tattoo on the back of his head that said "murder at 1717" or 1617. F$&king freaks me out! #litsypartyofone now needs company

Seriously y'all?! I'm 0-2 today. Not sure how I didn't catch it when I skimmed the summary and grabbed this from the clearance rack.... but I've already read this one too 😂

I got the middle camera for Christmas. 💖
Collecting books, cameras and photographs is kinda my thing.
Also, after looking at this I'm thinking maybe the black camera should be in the middle. Or on top so the other camera doesn't blend in with the books. Agh. I don't know.

My #booksandfood photo makes me think of that song "On top of spaghetti all covered with cheese I lost my poor meatball when somebody sneezed.."

Having spaghetti at my favourite hometown pasta place. #booksandfood

Such a good start to a series, some gruesome parts and some sexy times that I'm not really a fan of, but apart from that, it's a thumbs up from me! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ :)