This thriller kept my interest. It had a lot of twists with a surprising ending. It was interesting to see the conclusions Courtney kept making. I would recommend this book

#26 in James Patterson 's Women's Murder Club series. Just as good as the previous 25 books. I'm always happy to read something that Patterson supposedly wrote on his own. This is one of his better series. If you're not already reading it, I strongly suggest you start with the first book.

A classic, solid YA dystopia. The secrets and twists were predictable, but that didn't detract from my enjoyment. I'm looking forward to reading the sequel!

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

This was a wonderful historical novel about a young Hungarian Jewish man who earns a scholarship to an architectural school in Paris. While there he meets and falls in love with Klara, a ballet teacher with a mysterious past. This takes place in 1937. When WWII breaks out there is of course many horrible things that occur due to the holocaust. That being said, it was still a very well written book, which I enjoyed. However there were some very depressing parts.

I found this thriller to be a light read but a little far fetched at times when it came to the main character, Jodi. I found it a little annoying regarding the things she got away with. It definitely kept my interest and kept me guessing at times.

A hard book to review because it is very dark and twisted but I was entertained. There is a book in this universe that came out prior that I suggest reading before to understand one of the characters. It's called the Good Samaritan

Easy read. Enjoyable!

Is there anything Viola Davis cannot do? A brilliant actress and author. She doesn’t need James Patterson. It is easy to see that Ms. Davis wants to play the part of Judge Mary Stone in an adaption of the novel. I would gladly buy tickets. I hope there is a sequel to Judge Stone.

Cara is convicted of killing her husband. All she knows is that she did not do it. On the way to prison, her transport vehicle crashes and she uses this opportunity to escape, hoping that she can find evidence to clear her name. In pursuit is a local sheriff. Jordan, who is up for reelection, needs this win and is determined to find Cara and bring her in. The one thing that bothered me near the beginning of the book was "hashtag" speak. Cara was an influencer and the beginning of the book was riddled with hashtag this, hashtag that. I was grateful when that stopped so that I could enjoy the book.