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Sorry, #HitchtoScreen. I just couldn‘t stand to be with these people a moment longer.

There are a couple of domestic thrillers on the Canada Reads Longlist, so I figure there‘s a good chance one of the panelists wants to bring the genre to the table this year. Even if WATCH OUT FOR HER doesn‘t make the cut, I won‘t regret reading it. It‘s creepy as shit! I‘ve got so many theories already and I can‘t wait to see how everything comes together.

This week's Manuscript Monday features "Something in the Water" by Catherine Steadman, a gripping mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat!
Check it out here:
https://www.bookinterrupted.com/post/manuscript-monday-something-in-the-water

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Chile…I won‘t ready…#thatsitthatsall

I was stuck somewhere without a book & ended up reading this for the 1st time in 20 years. The quick pacing, clever puzzles, & story of women being erased from history held up. The endless mansplaining & self-flagellating monk were tiresome. I remember reading this in college and not being able to put it down. It‘s still a fun ride and I loved the references to locations through out Europe. Entertaining for sure.

Wow!!!🤩 I can‘t even with this book. I thoroughly enjoyed it. The way this author depicts the future is terrifying. ♥️♥️♥️

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The first book I read this year is The Woman in Cabin 10. I had it on my shelf for a long time and finally decided to read it. I was immediately sucked into the story. With every chapter I was more surprised. I really did not see it coming. Especially not this ending. It was really quite a surprise. However, the story is missing a little something to give it a fifth star.
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I love watching the Will Trent series & enjoyed this book tremendously…. Was my first read by this author & will read more Will Trent books for sure!!

Cam returns home after 10 years to his inherited beautiful estate in the mountains after some convincing from his wife. Once they arrive the truth of the woman who adopted and raised him comes to light from some papers in his mother‘s desk. I don‘t know if I just wasn‘t in the mood but this book just did not capture me and I found a few plot holes wondering why certain information was even brought up. Just ok to me.

A birding group from the US travels to Iceland but disaster strikes and one of their main members (who dislikes puffins by the way!!) is found dead. The sleuth is a zookeeper from California who is in the country to pick up a polar bear and other animals for their northern climes exhibit.

Loved the animals and Iceland, but didn‘t really care about any of the characters. This is book four in the series so that may have something to do with it