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Library cover vs. the cover I had growing up. I think they did a reissue of her books when I Know What You Did Last Summer became a movie.
A teen nearing high school graduation develops psychic abilities that catch the attention of a local police officer.
This was a fun read, until the end. Very predictable twist, very toxic/borderline inappropriate relationship.
It was interesting to read this and The Dead Zone at the same time 😋

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

#ABookADay2025

This was probably the darkest out of the series so far. I had to keep checking that the book was published in 2002 since the villain's hateful beliefs were unfortunately very timely. I'm sad this is almost the last one in the series. It's been a fun, fast-paced ride throughout.

Thank You @TheSpineView for creating this fun play-card and Thank You 🌷💝 & @Eggs 🌼💖 for the tag.

1- sketch, garden, watch fantasy or comedy...

2- something light and fun like the tagged, or comics like “For Better Or For Worse“ By Lynn Johnston.

#Two4Tuesday
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My least favorite so far of the series, but still enjoyed it. It took a while for the pieces of the whodunnit to come together, but I'm still invested in finishing the series.

I really liked this book. Definitely kept me on my toes and everything I thought I guessed, I ending up guessing wrong and being surprised! I ordered the next two books in this series but this author has a ton of books/series that all intertwine somehow which is kinda cool.

Didn't like it as much as the first one, but it was still a lot of fun. I'm rather into fun, fast-paced reads lately, instead of the boring DNFs I've been slogging through.

This quirky cozy mystery/romance was perfect for a quick read.

This wasn't perfect and showed its age, especially with some of the throw away comments. But it was a fun, fast paced read. I loved Meg Cabots' books in high school and they are still fun now, especially how she takes scenarios like psychic powers or being a medium that happens to regular teenagers.

I‘m a sucker for snarky, witty septuagenarians. Add in a stronger than she realizes but later discovers clairvoyant FMC and a hot ex-cop private investigator and it kept me sucked in for an almost 500 pager. This was a crazy and fun wild ride of a book. I def plan to check out the next in this series. Book #6 in 2025