pickI read this book for book club--it's actually the community reads pick for Lexington for June. A gripping account of one family's nightmare when the father and youngest son leave for their daily walk and only the son, a non-speaking 14-year-old diagnosed with autism and Angelman's syndrome, returns home, clearly in distress. Narrated by his older sister Mia, this book explores family, happiness, disability and the mystery of the minds of others.
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pickThis was an engaging vampire thriller (I would definitely label this more thriller than horror). Told through 2 perspectives and letters, this is a strange disturbing story of desperation. Definitely one to check out if you want a new type of vampire story. 4⭐️
so-soThe third case for criminologist Lincoln Rhyme & partner Amelia Sachs sees them heading to North Carolina for Rhyme's upcoming pioneering surgery. Before the surgery takes place, the two are asked to consult on a case where two young women have been abducted by a 16-year-old local boy, Garrett Hanlon, known as the Insect Boy for his fascination with bugs. (continued)
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Today‘s Prompt: ABOUT ADOPTION
FORGOT TO DO THIS THIE OTHER DAY!!
A pregnant teenager, a couple who can't conceive, and a deal Gabe and Adrianne can't pass up. Or was it really such a good deal?
A NECESSARY END is a gripping psychological thriller.
There was a good deal of betrayal as well as manipulation.
FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/55xru463
She first spotted him at Bobbie‘s Coffee Shop on Twenty-Second Street.
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