Usually Reese’s book club picks are great and this book did not disappoint. AJ and Noah meet when Noah comes to live with his aunt when his mother is diagnosed with Huntington Disease. As AJ and Noah get to know each other a special bond is formed between them first as friends and then as true loves. When Noah finds out that genetically he will also have the same disease that ravaged his mother, he does everything in his power to stay away from AJ so that she can have a better life without him. Can they stay apart or is the love they have strong enough to withstand a full relationship. Read and find out.

Super cool design concept! Two anonymous teens write notes to each other in an old science textbook in the school library. They become friends and solve a big town mystery along the way.

If you enjoyed reading The Bookwoman of Troublesome Creek and/or The Bookwoman’s Daughter, you will want to read this book. What happened to Cussy and her family? I could not put this book down. Historical Fiction is interwoven into the plot by an author from Kentucky who knows the journey.

Archaeologist said is called to investigate a grave site with human remains. It seems to be an ancestral grave of Native Americans. The grave happens to be on the property of a powerful historical society, where a young girl went missing a few weeks earlier, and so she begins her investigation

The first book by Feeney I read was Daisy Darker a long time ago and I loved it, so when I came across this interesting title, I figured it would probably also be great. IT WAS SUCH A WILD RIDE. If you're good at guessing twists, you won't be with this one. And there were several. READ IT.

This was more romance than mystery. I'm not a fan of romance and don't read it often so maybe I'm not used to it, but the romance portion was impossible to believe. The attraction made zero sense, and very one sided until the bitter end. It was such a forgone conclusion they end up together that they didn't need to focus on it so much and the book could've been more thrilling. I am disappointed.

The story opens when bones are discovered in a bleak, desolate windswept marsh of Norfolk. The police call on Dr.Ruth Galloway a resident and professor of archaeology, to try to approximate the age of the bones. The bones are those of a young girl and seem to be many years old. The police are baffled since they are trying to use these bones as clues to solve the recent disappearances and possible murders of young girls in the area. The salt marshes are a bleak setting and match the dark tone of this mystery.

This down south police drama kept me so entranced I couldn’t stop reading it. Titus is former FBI and the newly elected sheriff in his home town of Charon county, Virginia . One day he is called to the local high school for an active shooter. Latrell, a son of Titus’s high school friend has shot and killed the favorite teacher of the school. As Titus investigates, it turns out that predators have been torturing and killing black young people for years. Latrell has shot Mr Spearman and the deputies shot Latrell but who is the third wolf? As Titus closes in on the third killer, can he catch him before he takes another victim? This book will keep you reading all night!

A great book for succession fans , this story is about a group of siblings who have to play a high stakes game to win the family fortune.

I enjoyed this suspense/romance novel by one of my favorite authors. The protagonist, Arden, is an aspiring novelist at the beginning of her career. She attracts the attention of a fan who turns out to be a stalker. Moving to a small town in Oregon, Arden begins a new life with family and new friends. But in the background her stalker is there. When will he strike again?