pickIs the woman in the title supposed to be Jac, Faye, or Angela? All three were unhinged. Jac was infuriating—too impulsive and hotheaded. I also don‘t understand this recurring theme in books where mothers are ashamed of their daughters for wanting to become writers. That just doesn‘t ring true to anything I‘ve personally seen or experienced. Why do so many authors keep writing it this way? Book #58 in 2025
pickA very fun, quick summer read. Far fetched and Cinderella-esque, but sweet and fun, did I say fun yet? What could go wrong with a “collaborators with benefits” agreement? There are some VERY steamy sex scenes, especially at the end… Book #58 in 2024
pickThis is #58 in a wonderful series that I still really enjoy. This one was no exception. While this series is set in the near future, they are not sci-fi but true mysteries (police procedurals) with a wonderful cast of characters and dark, cleverly plotted stories that include some humour. In this one Eve (a lieutenant in the NYPD) is after a psychopathic teenage killer. I recommend starting with the first one which is “Naked in Death“. 4.5/5!
pickI had to drive a bit for work this week so I picked this up in audible and enjoyed it. A good ‘pick yourself up by your bootstraps cause no one else can‘ book with very like-able characters.Poppy was a little exasperating at times given her age, but she had good reasons for her self doubt so I didn‘t find it too annoying.I loved the dynamic between all of the characters and enjoyed how they developed.I picked out the snake early on.Book#58 in2023
23 #58 just another in this series…when I want something cozy.
