pick4th book read during #JubilantJuly Readathon @Andrew65 I liked this thriller? It has more elements of suspense and mystery. Hard to believe that a therapist with her licensed revoked can continue working as a “consultant” using her unique therapeutic model. But I still liked how the story was developed. All characters are unlikely but Avery has an interesting personality. Go blind to this story. Need to read more from these authors 3.8/4☺️
pick3rd book read in #JubilantJuly @Andrew65
Well, not much to say, is a slasher. Not so fan of this type of book but prefer the book than some movies. At least in the book there is a motive, revenge? I will like to read the sequel.
Quinn moved to this isolated small town with her father to start a new life after her mother died. But the people of this town didn‘t welcome them. Why? The adults are rude with children and teenagers why? 3⭐️
pick2nd book read during #JubilantJuly Readathon @Andrew65 I enjoyed this suspense/cozy mystery. The story is written in emails/text communications which I think was so creative. Imagine, the whole plot and characters dynamics narrated in this format. I liked the audiobook but you still need the book. Some expected twists some not but it worked for me. I‘m a hardcover lover but I found prettier this paperback cover 3.8/4⭐️
pickThis retelling of the classic Fall of the House of Usher is very creepy and atmospheric. Though a few threads of set up seemed slightly unnecessary, I still really enjoyed this quick novella read. 4⭐️
#summerween read #2!
#NetGalley #Audio #NewRelease CREEPY AF😳 Vera returns to her childhood home where unspeakable acts have occurred. Super unsettling prose - perfect for #Summerween #SuperTwisted I‘m about 3/4 in….I‘m actually looking forward to finally getting to the final page…#TooMuchHorror😱
pickAn enjoyable read
5 ⭐️
Read for #summerween
pickNot at all scary or satisfying but intriguing nonetheless. A thought-provoking, feminist retelling with lush prose and a fairytale aesthetic.
The audiobook narrator is top-notch.
My fifth and final read for #summerween (read a short nonfiction about haunted places in the US yesterday).
pickMy second #summerween read. This was a great thriller about a husband who will do anything for his wife, including help her kill. This is the second book by Samantha Downing I‘ve read and she‘s becoming a new favorite. 5⭐️
pickIt starts off a bit slow but ultimately becomes a banger of an audiobook. Nathalie Buscombe does a great job.
Definitely different from any other thrillers I've read this year.
Book three of #summerween.
pickA odd but intriguing book
3.75/5
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#RWDC2022TBRChallenge
#TheNerdDaily2022ReadingChallenge2022
#ReadHarder2022
#52BookClubReadingChallenge2022
Read for #Summerween
#Summerween readathon prompt-read in the dark. (I closed the curtains😜)
July 2022 #BookSpinBingo @TheAromaOfBooks 6mo