I found The Last Time I Lied by Riley Sager when searching the library shelves for Lock Every Door. Lock Every Door was unavailable so I carried this one home instead. And it was SOOOOO good! It was unpredictable, suspenseful and a little nostalgic with the whole summer sleep away camp theme. I stayed up… Read More

Last month I read Caroline: Little House Revisited and loved every minute. I grew up on the Little House books and this one felt like a visit with old friends. It was particularly interesting to have read Laura’s stories of her childhood as a child, and then to read Ma’s side of the story as… Read More

Thanks to all of YOUR suggestions, my most recent read was Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell. This was a well written, suspenseful book that kept me burning the midnight oil. Even after surviving an the unimaginable disappearance (and presumed death) of her daughter, Laurel Mack was so real and likable that I wished… Read More

I mentioned yesterday that I just finished up The Woman in the Window. It was GREAT and I want to fill my month with more just like it. I’ve compiled a reading list of some of my past reads and some of your suggestions from the blog and Instagram! October Reading List These are the… Read More

I read The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn last week and just cannot say enough good things about it. It is by far my most favorite read in the suspense / thriller genre in recent memory. In many of the others that I enjoyed, I was conflicted between liking the story and hating… Read More

I recently finished Chanel Cleeton’s two historical fiction books chronicling the revolutionary timeframe in Cuba when Batista was exiled and Castro rose to power. I was transported to Havana, in these beautifully crafted stories, and was completely engaged with the characters and their stories of home, hope and family with a dash of mystery. Both… Read More