Can you believe that it’s already July??! Summer is flying by! I have been chipping away at my summer reading bucket list, but I have had many friends asking me for summer reading recommendations! So here we go!! Part 1: 🩷Romance/chick lit/domestic drama books🩷 🩷Swan Song by Elin Hilderbrand: The wealthy Richardsons move to Nantucket …
New Book Review: The Weekend Retreat by Tara Laskowski
Summary: The wealthy VanNess family couldn’t be more dysfunctional. Twins, Richard and Harper, are having a 35th birthday party at their family vineyard. My Thoughts: Pretty predictable domestic drama with a locked room mystery thrown in. The characters switch point of view for each chapter, with one character being anonymous until close to the end. …
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Book review: Just Another Missing Person by Gillian McAllister
Summary: Julia is a detective who is investigating a young woman named Olivia who has been seen on CCTV in an ally and then disappeared without a trace. As she investigates, she is threatened by someone to frame another man for the disappearance of Olivia. If she reveals the truth, truth about someone in her …
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Four books to read on a snowy weekend
There’s a possible snowstorm brewing and heading our way this weekend! If you are in the target zone and looking for a book that fits the vibe of being stuck in the snow, here are some suggestions: ❄️An Unwanted Guest by Shari Lapena: weekend retreat in the Catskills turns terrifying told from multiple character’s perspective …
Book review: The Night She Lied by Lucy Dawson
Summary: Every family has secrets. Would you kill to keep yours? It’s midnight in the hospital when Jude’s phone rings, interrupting her precious fifteen-minute break. When she sees it’s her seventy-year-old mother, Margaret, she braces herself for the usual complaints. But her blood runs cold at four words that will change everything… ‘Something terrible has happened.’ Margaret …
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New book review: Look Closer by David Ellis
Summary: Simon and Vicky are an upper class couple from Chicago. Simon is a law professor, and Vicky works as an advocate for victims of domestic violence. Although Simon and Vicky may look like the perfect rich couple, this perception couldn’t be farther from the truth. When the wife of another wealthy man is found …
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New book review: She Started It by Sian Gilbert
Summary: This is a locked room thriller where all the characters and events come to a head on the island for an old high school acquaintance’s bachelorette party. The girls invited to the bachelorette party weren’t necessarily the nicest to Poppy, who is the guest of honor at the bachelorette party. They can’t understand why …
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Summer book recommendations 2023
Friends always ask me for book recommendations more frequently in the summer. What is it that is so magical about summer reading? I know I venture more towards the romance and “chuck lit” books in the summer than other times of the year. Here are some newer book recommendations I have for the summer, and …
Book review: My Husband’s Lover by Jess Ryder
Summary: Sophie has been swimming with a group of ladies on a regular basis. They’ve developed a friendship and planned a weekend away together at a cabin. On the way to the cabin, Sophie shows her husband a photo of the group, and she finds out her husband has slept with one of the women. …
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Book review: The Family Game by Catherine Steadman
The Family Game by Catherine Steadman 📚📚 Summary: Harriet is a best-selling novelist carrying the baby of her wealthy fiancé Edward. Even though he is estranged from his family for reasons unknown to Harriet, he is set to inherit the family’s fortune. Eventually Edward reconnects with his family and Harriet is introduced to this quite …
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