Every time I step into Books-A-Million, I always make a bee-line to their bargain section because it’s massive and you can typically find really good books there! I can’t tell you how many bargain purchases are on my shelf right now, but I can tell you that they’ve all been solid selections so far. Sidelined by Kara Bietz is no exception!
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Book Review: Sometimes I Lie by Alice Feeney
After watching the Netflix miniseries, His & Hers, and being pleasantly surprised by all of the twists at the end, I was curious to check out the works by Alice Feeney, whose novel of the same name was adapted to the series. Sadly, that novel was not immediately available, so I snagged the only one that was, her 2018 debut novel, Sometimes I Lie.
Read moreBook Review: Case File Compendium – Vol. 7 by Rou Bao Bu Chi Rou
I can’t believe I got my hands on the seventh Case File Compendium novel several days before its official release and didn’t read it all in like three days. I think I was a bit unmotivated to do much, but once I started I was itching to see what would happen next.
Read moreBook Review: Everything I Never Told You by Celest Ng
You know, Celest Ng is an author I’ve always known about but have never actually read any of her work. Which is a shame because she’s practically a local! I was in the market for reading something shorter, and her debut novel, Everything I Never Told You caught my attention.
Read moreBook Review – God of Fury by Rina Kent
In search of something to read that would rival Song of Achilles, I went with the internet’s recommendation of Rina Kent’s novel, God of Fury. Apparently it’s one of many in her “God’s of” series, but this featured a more stand alone couple that would not require any previous interactions with the series.
Read moreBook Review: Killer Potential by Hannah Deitch
Picking books this year has been a struggle for me. In an effort to mix it up a little bit here at the end of the year, I looked back at some titles I wrote down the last time I was walknig through Barnes and Noble, and Killer Potential by Hannah Deitch, managed to stick out.
Read moreBook Review: Case File Compendium – Vol. 6 by Rou Bao Bu Chi Rou
The fact that I didn’t finish the sixth volume of Case File Compendium before I left for a two week vacation almost feels like a crime. But that doesn’t take away from just how freaking good the latest installment of Rou Bao Bu Chi Ru’s novel was.
Read moreBook Review: Guardian Vol. 2 by Priest
As I write this review for the second volume of Priest’s series, Guardian, I realize how long it’s actually been since I finished it. Which is a shame, because I would really like to start the third and final novel soon. Anyway, let’s see what I can remember of this book!
Read moreBook Review: Julie Chan is Dead by Liann Zhang
Sometimes if I’m running dry on ideas for what to read, I do find it enjoyable to find inspiration at a local book store. Am I likely to purchase titles I’ve never read before? Not usually. Especially if I’m unfamiliar with other works from an author. But as I was walking the aisles of my local bookstore, the cover of Liann Zhang’s Julie Chan is Dead caught my attention.
Read moreBook Review: With A Vengeance by Riley Sager
Riley Sager’s new book, With a Vengeance, kind of snuck up on me! Which is actually pretty stupid given that he’s released a new book in June for the past several years.
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