I‘m actually listening to The Silent Woman but it‘s not in the database.
I‘m actually listening to The Silent Woman but it‘s not in the database.
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Prompt: BREAK IN THE TITLE
On her way home from a work party, Cass passed by a car on a deserted road and didn't stop because the driver gave no indication that any help was needed.
The next morning the news announced that a woman had been murdered on that same road.
Very tense read.
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I‘m finally getting to read Verity! This book has been on my TBR for months now. I‘m curious, what were your thoughts on Verity? I‘ve seen a lot of mixed reviews.
I'm taking a break from listening to Don Quixote during my commute.. and I started listening to Jaws! 🦈
Thoroughly enjoying it, though I have to remind myself this was written in the 70's because his references to costs and what seemed expensive back then.... man, I WISH. Imagine making 8k a YEAR and still being able to afford a house and support a stay at home mom/wife and child. Yeah... right. Not in this economy!!
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I kind of struggled with this novel. I liked the basic premise of the story but I really found myself struggling with the characters. I honestly found them rather annoying and weak. Emily Joyce did a great job narrating. She used inflection and changes in her tone to present the story in such an enjoyable way. I also greatly appreciated that fact that a narrator with a British accent was used for a story based in England with European characters.
(The Liar) First book in a trilogy. It‘s more like a suspense story. This man, Alex, sees an unknown man next to him..but is that man dead? Then he sees a stone in his own hand.., with blood...did he kill that man?...but he is not sure about anything because he wake up in a hospital and he doesn‘t remember anything. Fragments of memories come and go. And then, the story goes to discover what really happened, who is Alex⬇️
⭐️⭐️⭐️ 1/2 for this one. This series is another one by Armstrong where I want more of the side characters than the main ones. But that is almost always the case with me.
I want more Mathias, Ty, April, Kenny, Lilith, and Isabel.
Hades agrees. But also more Storm, Nero, and Raoul. I agree. 😹
Cyrus,a psychologist working with Lenny,the leading detective,investigates the murder of a teenage girl,Jodie,when a former college friend asks him to interview a girl,Evie,who lives in a group home.They become friends.Jodie is the good,Evie the bad girl but both are neither good nor bad,just two young women who experienced violence.Cyrus,too,has a terrible past.I loved the complex characters,writing&case,a bit predictable,but still good.👍