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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 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! 🎧📚
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!
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!
This book had my full attention! Family drama, secrets, and twists that kept me flipping through the pages. I couldn’t put it down. the characters development was amazing I love knowing more about each character. This is a must read!
This book had my full attention! Family drama, secrets, and twists that kept me flipping through the pages. I couldn’t put it down. the characters development was amazing I love knowing more about each character. This is a must read!
When I first started this book, I was excited. But about 5 chapters in, I thought, “Oh no… this is just going to be about some entitled people who think they deserve the world.” I was wrong. While the story is a little slow paced at times, it’s also full of a lot of twists and turns that had my head spinning, in a good way. Ultimately, it turned out to be an entertaining read.
When I first started this book, I was excited. But about 5 chapters in, I thought, “Oh no… this is just going to be about some entitled people who think they deserve the world.” I was wrong. While the story is a little slow paced at times, it’s also full of a lot of twists and turns that had my head spinning, in a good way. Ultimately, it turned out to be an entertaining read.
This was a great way to start the month of September. The September House really kept me guessing, had me thinking I knew what was going on only to discover a new twist. I really enjoyed the haunted house feel. The way the story built tension kept me interested from beginning to end. This is my second haunted house theme read, with We Used To Live Here by Marcus Kliewer being the first and out of the two We Used to Live Here felt a little more creepier to me. I highly recommend The September House and if you’re into spooky reads, both are worth picking up.
This was a great way to start the month of September. The September House really kept me guessing, had me thinking I knew what was going on only to discover a new twist. I really enjoyed the haunted house feel. The way the story built tension kept me interested from beginning to end. This is my second haunted house theme read, with We Used To Live Here by Marcus Kliewer being the first and out of the two We Used to Live Here felt a little more creepier to me. I highly recommend The September House and if you’re into spooky reads, both are worth picking up.
