The Kendra Miachell series is truly captivating. The protagonist is an intriguing blend of strength and vulnerability, a perfect contradiction that keeps you hooked. Her abilities, while extraordinary, are rooted in her humanity. I'm currently on book 6 and completely immersed in this series
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so-soI listened to the audio and it took a little while for me to get interested, but it did get better. There were a couple of twists near/at the end that i liked. Part of it wasnt believable. The audio is done by a few different narrators. I‘m not sure I noticed if each of the wives had their own perspectives or not; Diana definitely did, but I‘m not sure about the others. Cont in comments...
bailedI‘m trying to be better at bailing on books I‘m not that crazy about or are ‘just okay.‘ As Long As We Both Shall Live by Joann Chaney started out well. Two timelines and a husband likely killing his wife. The lives of the investigating detectives became part of the story, it got confusing, and less interesting for me. A little more than 25% in and I decided it was time to move on.
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so-soAt 16 Marlena Altizer leaves her poverty-stricken home & family & heads to the city. Spotted by a talent scout, Marlena becomes a model alongside friend, Jenny, but Marlena is more successful. Several years later, she meets Michael Durst & they eventually marry. Michael is rich, successful, & handsome, but also jealous & controlling. From the outside her life seems perfect but on the inside it is anything but. (continued)
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A #Spider titled🕷️suspense thriller novel with paranormal leanings is fitting for the spooky season.
+6 points for Team #SpookyGhostClub 👻🖤👻
pickThis was familiar and horrifying… And then horrifying because it was familiar.
I just couldn‘t not include Hamnet & Judith for ‘H‘. So good. And I keep harping on about Thomas H. Cook because he‘s so brilliant.
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