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twinkletoes74
In the Blink of an Eye | Jo Callaghan
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What happens when one two detectives work together. One is human. The other is AI.

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konlitsy
The Crash | Freida McFadden
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I think this is the least thrilling book I've read by Freida McFadden. At times, I found myself skipping chapters because nothing significant was happening. While the overall plot is interesting—especially the twist where the captors turn out to be the saviors—the subplots felt weak and failed to hold my attention. The pacing dragged in places, and the suspense that usually defines McFadden‘s work just wasn‘t there for me in this one. 🎧

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AsYouWish
She Started It | Sian Gilbert
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Wow! This book was an unexpected ride! I mean obviously I knew what was going to happen and the why was given early on, but not the full picture. The big twist I figured out before the reveal, but felt it was still shocking. Overall I enjoyed this book and would recommend.

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This was Book/Quote 8 from the list I posted the other day!

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Jjaxn95
The Last Party | A R Torre
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I‘ve missed you, Litsy! The last two months have been…wild. Two deaths in the family, a new job, and a week-long hospital stay 🫨 Anyway .. back to reading. This book was SO GOOD. Loved the POV, the back and forth, the plot twists, the flow of events, the believability..but yes, the end could‘ve been stronger and the book longer.

DaveGreen7777 Welcome back! Sorry about the deaths in the family and the hospital stay! 😔 1w
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Madison91
The Hike | Lucy Clarke
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Best book I‘ve read in months! Really easy to get into. Decent plot, right amount of good characters.

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Spoiler Alert 🚨 4 Stars • In The Surrogate Mother by Freida McFadden, Abby Adler, desperate for a child, agrees to let her assistant, Monica, be a surrogate using Monica‘s eggs and Abby‘s husband Sam‘s sperm. Strange events unfold—Monica‘s odd behavior, Abby‘s failed drug test, and her firing. Abby uncovers Monica and her biological mother Gertie‘s plot to frame her and steal Sam. ⬇️

suvata In a violent climax, Monica accidentally kills Gertie, wounds Sam, and shoots herself, ending up in a vegetative state. Abby and Sam get the baby, but a cryptic hint from Monica‘s stepmother leaves her fate ambiguous. A fast-paced thriller about deception and surrogacy.

#TheSurrogateMother #FreidaMcFadden #Bookish
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The Wife Upstairs: A Novel | Freida McFadden
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3.5 Stars • The Wife Upstairs by Freida McFadden is a psychological thriller centered on Sylvia Robinson, who takes a job caring for Victoria Barnett, a woman supposedly disabled after an accident, and her handsome husband, Adam. Sylvia uncovers Victoria's diary, revealing shocking secrets about the couple, leading to twists involving deception, power dynamics, and danger.

#TheWifeUpstairs #FreidaMcFadden #Bookish

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Inmate | Freida McFadden
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5 Stars • Death Row by Freida McFadden is a psychological thriller novella about Talia Kemper, on death row for murdering her husband, Noel, despite an alibi and no clear motive. As her execution looms, she spots a man resembling Noel, hinting he may be alive. Dual timelines explore her prison life and past suspicions of Noel‘s infidelity. ⬇️

suvata Talia‘s unreliable narration and a shocking twist blur the lines of guilt and reality in this concise, suspenseful tale.

#DeathRow #AlibisCollection #FreidaMcFadden
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Do You Remember? | Freida McFadden
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4 Stars • Freida McFadden‘s Do You Remember? is a taut psychological thriller about Tess Strebel, who, after a car accident, wakes daily with no memory of the past decade. Living with Graham, who claims to be her husband, Tess receives a cryptic warning, unraveling his deceptive control over her life. McFadden‘s fast-paced narrative, driven by Tess‘s unreliable perspective, uses sharp twists and foreshadowing effectively.

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