Book Review | ARC Review | No One Needs to Know
320 pages Published: May 2023 Read: February 2023 Jump to Spoilers Trigger Warnings:
Taya Runs and Reads
Running, Reading, & Random Life Things
Taya Runs and Reads
Running, Reading, & Random Life Things
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Book Review | ARC Review | Read to Death at the Lakeside Library by Holly Danvers
XX pages Published: August 2023 Read: Jump to Spoilers Trigger Warnings: death of a spouse
Book Review | ARC Review | A Most Agreeable Murder by Julia Seales
336 pages Published: June 27th 2023 by Random House ARC Copy – Thanks NetGalley and Random House! Read: January 2023
Book Review | ARC Review | Death Checked Out by Leah Dobrinska
Death Checked Out by Leah Dobrinska (ARC) ★★★★☆ 584 pages (on NetGalley Shelf; definitely not this many on the real book…) Published: December 6, 2022 by Level Best Books Thank you NetGalley and Level Best Books for the ARC copy!…
Book Review | ARC Review | The Prisoner by B.A. Paris
Amelie loses her mother when she is young and then loses her father when she is 17. She ends up living in the streets in London, trying to get by on nothing. Amelie meets Caroline, a rich divorcee, at a…
Book Review | ARC Review | The Lost Girls of Willowbrook by Ellen Marie Wiseman
Ooooooooofta. This was a heavy subject but well written. I would classify this as historical fiction – taking place in the early 1970s. Sage believed her identical twin sister, Rosemary, had died of pneumonia six years ago but overhears a…
Book Review | ARC Review | The Villa by Rachel Hawkins
I received an ARC from St. Martin’s Press. This book will be releasing in January of 2023 and I think it’s worth putting on a TBR list if you like twisty mystery stories that have dual timelines. Emily, a cozy…
Book Review | ARC Review | A Good Day to Pie
I realized this was book #2 in the series a couple chapters in. I did have to google a synopsis of the first book – more for my own need to know everything – but I think that the highlights…
Book Review | ARC Review | Our Anxious Selves by Efrat Ginot
I like the stories that the author brought in from real life examples. The examples were described and then broken down on how they were relative to the chapter. Although, from a personal standpoint and trying to connect, the stories…