Book Review: “My Husband’s Wife” Can’t Answer the Questions it Poses
When Eden Fox returns home from a run before her first art exhibition, she discovers her key doesn’t fit the lock. When she knocks, a woman who looks eerily similar to her answers. Eden demands this stranger leaves their home, but her husband claims that this woman is his wife.
Book Review: “The Deep” Might Be a Contender for the Worst Book I’ve Ever Read
When a pandemic hits, the best scientists are failing to find a cure. Worse, they’re forgetting they’re looking for one.
Hope appears in the sea: Ambrosia. Ambrosia seems to heal beyond any medicine.
Scientists on a research station deep below the surface are collecting Ambrosia, when the station goes dark.
Book Review: “The Overnight Guest” is Predictable, but Not Terrible
True crime writer Wylie Lark is staying in an isolated farmhouse to write about a double murder and disappearance that happened twenty year prior. Wylie discovers a child lying unconscious out in the snow. It’s clear that someone is searching for him, but the boy doesn’t want to be found.
Book Review: “Lilith” Boldly Confronts the Gun Violence Problem in American Schools
A school shooting drill becomes all too real when gunshots are heard from across the school. Elizabeth’s son, Lyden, suffered traumatic injuries that will change his life.
Elizabeth is angry. She dons a disguise and a new name, Lilith, to achieve justice in a world that will give her none.
Book Review: “Such a Clever Girl” is NOT a Clever Thriller
A will-reading goes wrong when a woman who was presumed dead for fifteen years reappears and throws Sleepy Hollow into chaos.
Three women— psychologist Stella, schoolteacher Marni, and café owner Hanna— know more about that day than they’ve let on, and Aubrey is pressuring them to reveal what they’ve hidden.
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