Book Review: Too Close to Home
In the crowded field of domestic suspense novels, this one truly rises above the rest by lacking predictability and taking the reader on a journey full of diabolical twists and turns.
Book Review: Bad Words
In this enemies-to-lovers contemporary romance, a literary critic and a literary novelist engage in a public feud, and they only have bad words for each other until…
Book Review: The Impossible Garden of Clara Thorne
This cozy, sapphic romance was cute and hilarious!
Book Review: The Paris Match
If you’ve ever wished you could fall in Paris in the spring time, then check out The Paris Match, set in one of the most romantic cities in the world.
Book Review: We Would Never Tell
Everything happening off the silver screen is the true main attraction at the Cannes Film Festival….just ask Marnie, a publicist, Lou, a hungry actress, and Constance, an edgy stylist to the stars. This intense psychological thriller set on the French Riviera is for fans of Hollywood intrigue and destination thrillers.
Book Review: Yours Always
What if you truly should have left behind the “one who got away?”
Book Review: This Will Be Interesting
A lighthearted, entertaining sequel to beloved cozy romantasy This Will Be Fun is here!
Book Review: Storm Warning
Storm Warning is a thrilling installment in the Alex Carter series, which follows a wildlife biologist on one of her dangerous assignments, focused on protecting animals, and herself, from malevolent forces, be that human or natural disaster.
Book Review: Two Kinds of Stranger
When Elly, a social media influencer known for random acts of kindness, falls into the web of a sociopath, she is going to need lawyers who are willing to break the rules to prove her innocence. This is book 9 in the Eddie Flynn series.
Book Review: Man of My Dreams
If you love a genre mash-up of romance/thriller, pick up Man of My Dreams as your first summer beach read (released June 2, 2026). Add it to your TBR!
Book Review: Darkening Song
Darkening Song charts the meteoric rise and fall of “misery pop” star Alora, who at only 16 years old, achieves fame and notoriety, yet longs for love and family, while also following her young manager, Eva.
Book Review: The House of Hidden Letters
The House of Hidden Letters is a passionate and life-affirming love story that will take you away to a remote Greek island and 1940s Greece.
Book Review: Missing Sister
If you like a slightly dark thriller about sisters, family dynamics, and revenge, then you should check out Missing Sister by Joshilyn Jackson.
Book Review: Follow Her
An eerie, mesmerizing read, about a young woman wracked with anxiety who finds a sense of peace and belonging when she meets Frida Rae, a spiritual leader.
Book Review: Prestige Drama
A hilarious, heartfelt book about tragedy and comedy, past and present, set in Northern Ireland as a screenwriter struggles to create a “prestige drama,” the main actress goes missing and of course, everyone in town has an opinion.
Book Review: Reasons to Lie
Everyone at this elite NYC private school has a reason to lie….
Short Story Review: Famous Once
If you are a fan of Jane Green or books like Daisy Jones and the Six, I think you will enjoy this short story.