Book Review: “Anatomy of an Alibi” Has Serious Missed Potential
Camille Bayliss stands out in the run-down dive of Chantilly’s Bar in her glamorous designer heels, bright red lips, and sipping a Negroni. Patrons of the joint would definitely remember seeing her there, except it’s not Camille; it’s Aubrey Price, dressed as Camille. But why?
Book Review: “Where They Wait” has a Unique Concept and a Baffling Ending
Nick Bishop isn’t a dreamer, not figuratively or literally. When Nick finds himself out of work, he receives an offer from an old friend to write a profile to boost the Clarity app.
Following his use of the app, Nick begins to have terrifying nightmares for the first time.
ARC Review: “Nasty Little Secrets” is a Twisty Good Time
Ten years ago, Rose Dearling’s brother was arrested and convicted of killing Alexandria Hopely. Rose has always believed in Will’s innocence, and she published a controversial best-selling novel about the case.
Then, Rose gets a call that her sister Hazel is missing. Hazel was looking into Alex’s murder. Could Hazel have stumbled across a break…
Book Review: “Ripe” on the Intersection of Women and Late Stage Capitalism
Cassie works for a tech startup in Silicon Valley, though she doesn’t count herself amongst the Believers. She thought this job would provide her stability, but the breakneck speed the company expects her to maintain is beginning to fray her at the edges. Then, she finds out she’s pregnant.
Book Review: The Road to Friendship Hell is Paved with “Good Intentions”
On the surface Cady has it all. Her entire world shatters when her identical twin sister, Dana, dies in a car crash. When a woman in the hospital waiting room comforts her, despite losing her own twelve year old son on the same day, Cady feels a spark of hope.
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