It’s been a while since I shared my recent reads, and they’ve piled up a bit! Imaginary Friend by Stephen Chbosky was a page turner (mostly). It was suspenseful and intense. My only complaint is that it was too long – started strong and then could have ended just as strong if it didn’t get… Read More

I’ve been catching up on things I’ve been reading and listening to lately and have another one to share today! I really enjoyed the audio book of For Your Own Good by Samantha Downing. I loved the setting (prestigious private school), characters (teachers, parents, students) and plot twists in this twisted psychological thriller. I somewhat… Read More

I recently finished Eight Perfect Murders by Peter Swanson, a new to me author. This psychological thriller tells the story of a bookseller who finds himself at the center of an FBI investigation when a killer uses his list of fiction’s most ingenious murders as a reference guide. Years ago, bookseller and mystery aficionado Malcolm… Read More

I just finished The Wrong Family by Tarryn Fisher and thoroughly enjoyed it! The storyline is unlike many in this genre, and it’s engaging, suspenseful and a true page-turner. I was hesitant to pick it at the get-go due to lackluster reviews. I’m really glad I gave it a chance. Have you ever been wrong… Read More

I just finished up The Last Thing I Told You by Emily Arsenault. This psychological thriller is about the murder of a psychologist (of all things) in a quiet New England town. It was well written but not entirely captivating until the end. Was it worth listening to for 9 hours of what would have… Read More

I recently did a little Instagram poll to ask what y’all do while folding laundry. The overwhelming replies were audiobook, podcast and tv/movie/netflix. It sounds like moms everywhere make the most of every minute. I traded in podcasts for audiobooks in early 2020 when my favorite podcasts just didn’t have any new episodes coming out.… Read More

I recently finished The Women of Chateau Lafayette by Stephanie Dray and I hated turning that last page and knowing that the story was over. It was just that good. Based on the true story of Chateau Lafayette, the novel brilliantly skips through time, spanning the French Revolution, World War I and World War II.… Read More