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Before She Knew Him by @petermswanson was a good psychological thriller. Hen and Lloyd have settled into a house in suburban Boston. When they meet their new neighbors, Matthew and Mira, they seem like a normal couple until Hen notices a trophy in Matthew’s study that she thinks may be linked to an unsolved murder she has been fascinated with. Could he be the killer? If so, what will he do to her if she reports it? Will her past play a role? What transpires moves kind of slowly for a while but the ending is great and worth the read! Swanson’s writing kept me interested with a combination of crazy, creepy, and thrilling! I got this as one of my @bookofthemonth selections this summer and glad I did! @williammorrowbooks #Thrillers #BOTM #Instareads #Bookstagram #booksharks #bookofmonth #tbr
It’s a rainy day here in Houston and I’m sitting staring at this pile of books trying to figure out what to read next...:). Any suggestions? #tbrtuesday #historicalfiction #thriller #bookofthemonth
Kathleen Woodiwiss seems to be a pretty popular author in the romance genre. I don’t typically read the romance genre and I also don’t read a lot of stories set in the Civil War but my book club chose Ashes in the Wind for this month and I’m always willing to try something different. While I liked the author’s writing style as it felt very smooth, I wish the book had been quite a bit shorter - there were several slow parts (including much of the first part of the book). Most of the main characters were very well developed but I had a hard time rooting for many of them - many maddening choices and interactions. The second part of the book was better and the ending was good but seemed a little rushed. All in all it was an interesting storyline and if you like drawn out stories with good character development you’ll probably like this. #bookstagram #booksharks #fallreading #romancebooks #bookclub #readsomethingnew #lovemybookclub
#coffeeandcurrentlyreading This morning I’m reading Pachinko and drinking coffee out of my favorite Monday morning mug:). Thanks to @alysiareads for sharing this challenge and to @thelittlereadingmermaid for hosting it! The book is good so far! #bookchallenges #bookworm #bookstagram #pachinko #currentlyreading📖 #tacklingthetbr #fallreading
29 Seconds by T.M.Logan is a fast-paced psychological thriller that I think has a very original premise. Sarah rescues a young girl from an apparent kidnapping, then that girl’s very well-connected father offers his thanks by offering to get rid on one person without a trace for Sarah. She just has to give him one name. She is in a bad situation at work, but is it so bad that she would go this far??? This story is a bit of a mind game, but I wish Sarah had been a stronger character because I was very frustrated with her at times. Other than that I read it quickly and was definitely entertained. I am going to put T.M. Logan’s earlier books Lies and The Holiday on my TBR list! I got an early release from NetGalley and I’m very glad to have been exposed to this author. This one is being released Sept 10!@tmloganauthor @stmartinspress #netgalley #thriller #thrillertime #bookstoread #fallreads #bookstagram #booksharks #bookbloggers
Making my way through my pile of thrillers! Loved this one! Even though I met and was impressed by Riley Sager during his book tour for The Last Time I Lied, I still had not read one of his highly acclaimed first books. Then when Lock Every Door was available as one of my @bookofthemonth choices this summer I grabbed it. It hooked me from the start! The main character, Jules, has hit rock bottom. She has no family left, has lost her job, left her boyfriend and is down to her last $500. Then she sees an ad on Craig’s List for an apartment sitter. She answers it and is hired on the spot to occupy an apartment at the Bartholomew, one of NYC’s high-profile addresses, for $1000 a week. There were a few rules like no visitors and you must stay in the apartment every night, but they seemed workable. Some times there are things that are just too good to be true. I had a hard time putting this book down as Jules tries to figure out what is amiss at The Bartholomew. I enjoyed Sager’s writing style and will definitely be putting his other books The Last Time I Lied and Final Girls on my TBR list! #thrillertime #thrillers #greatread #bookstagram #tbr #tbrpile #fallbooks #bookworms #booksparks #duttonbooks @riley.sager @duttonbooks

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