Book Review: Betrayal in Time by Julie McElwain (Kendra Donovan #4)
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Book Review: Betrayal in Time by Julie McElwain (Kendra Donovan #4)

The latest Julie McElwain book, Betrayal in Time, takes its readers back to the 19th Century England, where Kendra Donovan is reminiscing about her past life in the future while learning and getting used to being more lady-like in the past. When Bow Street Runner Sam Kelly is called to an old church where a chase led a…

Book Review: The Secret Mother by Shalini Boland
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Book Review: The Secret Mother by Shalini Boland

The Secret Mother by Shalini Boland is a standalone psychological thriller that keeps you up reading until you finish the last page. When Tessa Markham arrives home, she finds a little boy in her kitchen asking her if she is his mom. Tessa, who has lost not one but two children in recent years, is standing…

Book Review: Cleaning the Gold by Lee Child and Karin Slaughter
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Book Review: Cleaning the Gold by Lee Child and Karin Slaughter

Cleaning the Gold is a short novella co-authored by two of my favorite authors: Lee Child and Karin Slaughter. I’ve been waiting for this story ever since I’ve heard it is being written, and my wait panned out. At less than 100 pages, the book is short, indeed. However, it is engaging from the very…

Book Review: An Unsettled Grave by Bernard Schaffer (Santero & Rein #2)
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Book Review: An Unsettled Grave by Bernard Schaffer (Santero & Rein #2)

An Unsettled Grave is the second book in the Santero and Rein crime thriller series by Bernard Schaffer, a full-time police detective and a relatively new author with a very bright future ahead, if I have to judge his writing career based on this book. I haven’t read the first book in the series, but…

Book Review: Dark Tribute by Iris Johansen (Even Duncan #24)
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Book Review: Dark Tribute by Iris Johansen (Even Duncan #24)

Dark Tribute is the latest novel in the Eve Duncan series by popular romantic suspense author Iris Johansen. I’ve been reading the series faithfully from the very first book, and while my excitement about it has dampened a bit over the years, the books are still engaging and some of my favorites in the genre….

Book Review: The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton

Book Review: The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton

The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton is a standalone psychological thriller that really made me think and, honestly, left me a bit confused after the last chapter. The story is told from Juliette’s point of view. Juliette is a woman obsessed with one guy: Nate, an aircraft pilot, who has recently dumped her. She is not…

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