The Au Pair by Jane Renshaw was so captivating, it had me finishing this book in one sitting! Told from dual points of view and in dual timelines, we see events unfold through the eyes of Alice, a young American au pair recently arrived in Scotland and, after Alice’s sudden disappearance and presumed death, herContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Au Pair by Jane Renshaw”
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ARC Review: The Search Party by Hannah Richell
The Search Party by Hannah Richell Is a closed circle mystery about a group of friends who gather together with their families to enjoy a weekend of glamping. Soon after they arrive, they are cut off from civilization when a severe storm rolls in. Not only that, but one of the children goes missing. I wasn’tContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Search Party by Hannah Richell”
Review: An Inquiry into Love and Death by Simone St. James
After reading one of Simone St. James’s books recently, I put a bunch of them on my holds list at the library and a few of them finally came in. This was one of them. I read a bunch back to back in October 2023, but I will probably spread out the reviews on them.ContinueContinue reading “Review: An Inquiry into Love and Death by Simone St. James”
Review: Silence for the Dead by Simone St. James
As Silence for the Dead by Simone St. James begins, Kitty Weekes is arriving for her new job at Portis House, a hospital where soldiers suffering with mental illness after World War One are sent. Portis House and it’s mysterious background were the perfect backdrop for this gothic style novel. It was a spooky, paranormalContinueContinue reading “Review: Silence for the Dead by Simone St. James”
Review: None Of This Is True by Lisa Jewell
I was excited to see Lisa Jewell’s book, None Of This Is True as a Book of the Month release in August, and for once I got around to reading it shortly after it arrived. None Of This Is True was a bit slow to capture my attention in the beginning. I actually read theContinueContinue reading “Review: None Of This Is True by Lisa Jewell”
Life, Tea, and Everything 