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I really loved this one! Exiles is such a brilliant blend of psychological, sci-fi, and horror. My husband read the ARC and loved it so much that when release day came, he immediately bought a copy and told me I had to read it. I’m so glad I did! I read the physical book while also listening to the audiobook, and it was such a great experience. Creepy, mind bending, and so well done. Highly recommend! Can’t wait to read more of his work.

Surprisingly, I really enjoyed this one! I went in thinking it might just be another overhyped book, but it proved me wrong. The drama and action had me all in, and the story was so much fun to dive into. My only critique was the back and forth in the intimate scenes dragged a little too much for me. Still, a solid 4 ⭐️ read!

This book had my attention from page one. I don’t know what I would have done if my best friend slept with my husband, and then, three months later,she goes missing. Would I even search for her? Idk! Shanora Williams gave made me feel everything, the plot twists, the anger, the happiness, the sadness. It was a beautifully written thriller that I couldn’t put down.

6⭐️

Kennedy Ryan has done it again, another masterpiece! Reel is beautifully written and has easily become my favorite book by her so far. It’s more than just a romance. It’s about forgiveness, health struggles, and love in all its forms. Every single character mattered to this story, and each one was amazing in their own way. I listened to the audiobook, and the singing just pulled me in even more. This story truly captures the meaning of real, lasting love. I absolutely loved, loved, LOVED this book!

3.75⭐️ Couple read this with my husband! I enjoyed Before I Let Go a little more than This Could Be Us, the overall plot was still really strong. I just wish we got a little more of Edward’s story, and honestly, Judah felt almost too perfect at times, borderline unreal. I would’ve loved to know him on a deeper level, especially more about his relationship with Termaine and his boys. Instead, it was a lot of “Soledad this, Soledad that,” which came off stalkerish . That said, I really appreciated how Kennedy Ryan incorporated Judah’s autistic boys and Soledad’s daughters,it added such a heartfelt and important layer to the story. The back and forth did get repetitive, but overall, it was still a good read that I’m glad I read.

3.75⭐️ Buddy read this with my husband! I enjoyed Before I Let Go a little more than This Could Be Us, the overall plot was still really strong. I just wish we got a little more of Edward’s story, and honestly, Judah felt almost too perfect at times, borderline unreal. I would’ve loved to know him on a deeper level, especially more about his relationship with Termaine and his boys. Instead, it was a lot of “Soledad this, Soledad that,” which came off stalkerish . That said, I really appreciated how Kennedy Ryan incorporated Judah’s autistic boys and Soledad’s daughters,it added such a heartfelt and important layer to the story. The back and forth did get repetitive, but overall, it was still a good read that I’m glad I read.

I really enjoyed this! This was my second book by Abby Jimenez, and she truly knows how to write a love story that feels both cute and real. It’s a slow burn, but I still flew through the chapters. Both MCs got on my nerves at times but in a good way. Watching them try to figure out if the other loved them as much as they did felt so real, because sometimes you just can’t see what’s right in front of you. The romance was heart warming, the characters felt real, and it left me smiling after I finished.

I absolutely love Tiffany D. Jackson, and own her entire catalog and once again, she doesn’t miss! Blood in the Water is a middle grade/YA story that pulled me in from the very first page. The pacing is perfect and kept me invested all the way through. Her writing is so amazing, and this book was no exception. Tiffany D. Jackson continues to prove why she’s one of my auto buy authors. If you’re a fan of her other books, this one won’t disappoint!

I really enjoyed this! It’s a historical thriller that follows two sisters, Marigold and Violet, in the Jim Crow South, both running north, but for very different reasons. The story was fast paced and had me completely invested in both of their journeys. I went in blind, only knowing it was a thriller, and I’m so glad I did because the twists pulled me right in. The book is told through three POVs, which I thought worked really well. Overall, I loved every minute of this read! 🎧📚

This book was not what I expected at all! A mystery thriller that just kept getting crazier and wilder with each chapter. I really enjoyed it, the twists had me completely addicted. The whole time I was playing detective, trying to figure out who was who and what was what. Such a fun, intense read!