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TorieStorieS
The Courage Tree | Diane Chamberlain
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I‘m a longtime fan of Chamberlain‘s— though since discovering her novels over a decade ago, I‘ve tried to ration out her backlog! It‘s hard to believe this one is 23 years old— other than some technology, it has a surprisingly current feel. When Janine‘s daughter doesn‘t make it home from the Brownie camping trip that already deepened the wedge between her and her parents and ex, she‘s determined to bring her home. Gripping, though predictable.

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Octoberwoman
Blood Orange | Drusilla Campbell
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I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!

#ABookADay2023

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AudiobookingWithLeah
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Low Pick 3.5⭐
I love Faith Gardner‘s Jolvix Episodes which is an adult thriller series…so I thought I‘d give one of her YA books a try since it was free. The author painted a bleak picture of a family broken by the tragedy of their missing daughter/sister really well but the pacing tended to get bogged down and it left me not wanting to pick this book back up. And the ending…I don‘t know, I think I wanted a little something more.

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keepingupwiththepenguins
The Cry | Helen FitzGerald
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It‘s a dark, psychological thriller with a gripping moral dilemma, perfect for anyone who enjoys a story about good people doing bad things. I really want to emphasise that The Cry isn‘t just for thriller readers; anyone who likes ethical grey areas and/or the complexity of modern families will rip through it. Full review: https://keepingupwiththepenguins.com/the-cry-helen-fitzgerald/

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suzie.reads
The Darkest Secret | Alex Marwood
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Mehso-so

Started off well, completely bored me to death in the middle and then had a decent ending.
Hopefully my next book of 2022 will be better 😆

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Bec_lectic
One More Day | Kelly Simmons
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Mehso-so

This book started out ok but then just became confusing where the main character had strange interactions with real or imagined characters in the book and was confusing whether it was the past or present. I felt like the ending was underwhelming also for all the build up over the loss of her child. Many elements in this story just left me with me so many questions that I was hesitant to give it a so-so. I finished it though so that a plus 🤣

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WanderingBookaneer
Good as Gone | Amy Gentry
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#LexieCat was most excited at the prospect of a box! #FFFS #FallingForFallSwap

kspenmoll Kitties love all boxes!!! 4y
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LeslieO
The Odd Sea | Frederick Reiken
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Two #lesserknownbook (s) that I have loved. #FallTreasures

EvieBee Glaciers is an absolute gem! I haven‘t read the other. I‘ll have to look into it. 4y
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks I‘ll have to look into these! 4y
Eggs Intriguing ❣️ 4y
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Ahw06
Good as Gone | Amy Gentry
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Mehso-so

This book was good but not great. I was really enjoying the book until about 75% of the way in when the suspense just stopped. I felt like it started wrapping up too soon and I suddenly missed the “I wonder what‘s going to happen next” urge to keep reading.
TW: sexual abuse
2.5 ⭐️

#Kindle #ebook