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Raised By A Killer: Extreme Horror Book #3 Age 16

Burma Sahib by Paul Theroux.

Sunbringer by Hannah Kaner

''The Killing of Crazy Horse,'' Thomas Powers. What a writer. Not an uninteresting sentence. An enthralling, harrowing reading experience.

A Court Of Mist and Fury, Alice in Wonderland, Lore (audiobook), just finished Devine Rivals (so good!)

Some People Need Killing: A Memoir of Murder in My Country by Patricia Evangelista

Into The Fog by Michelle Godard-Richer

Arcadian Genesis


3 stars
Sort story. Prequel to series. Sci-fi thriller
Alien artefact. Super-soldier

My review here - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Too good to be true
by Kristen Ashley

Ratings: 5/5 ⭐

Kristen Ashley is an amazing author and her books, her writing, her way of pulling in readers attention, her storytelling, are equally amazing.
This book simply blew my mind. The mystery was true and held my attention till the end.

A must read!!

As Good As Dead by Holly Jackson but I will finish it today and then start Crave by Tracy Wolff

Los hijos de Adan De Eva Saenz-2do libro de la saga de los longevos

"the summer book club" and "I hope this doesn't find you"♡

The Girls In The Garden- Lisa Jewell

Magnolia Parks: Into the Dark by Jessa Hastings 🩶🥹

Welcome to Nightmare Island by Devin Cabrera

Poor Things, by Alisdair Gray. Written in the 1990s but set in Victorian England, this book is a wild satire poking fun at misogyny and hypocritical religiosity, similar (imho) to the writings of Mikhail Bulgakov (The Master and Margharita, Notes of a Young Country Doctor.)

Three Sisters

The Dark One by Nikki St Crowe
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
Ruins of Chaos by Amelia Hutchins

I started to many at the same time lol

West of Eden by Harry Harrison
Super cool book, I'm close to finishing it.
Alternate history story where a race of dinosaur people took our place as the dominant species in a world where the dinosaurs were never killed off, humans evolved alongside them but are way more primitive.

The culture of the dinosaur people is so fascinating, not at any point does it ever feel like they're just humans or that the book is preaching about how humans are bad and the Yilané are not due to their "harmony" with nature. Anything but when you dig in to it. Crazy how in depth the author went to the point of creating an entire language for the Yilané even though it's more movement based than voice. I think it's a trilogy so I'll definitely be checking out reviews of the others and probably buying them.

The Quantum Chain by Nick Jones
- Sci-Fi
- Time-travelling
- #4 in the Joseph Bridgeman series
- A minuscule romance plot but mainly action/adventure with hints of comedic dialogue!
- The writing style is easy to read!

The Cruel Prince

a little life

The perfect Match by Dandy Smith

Mile High

Tasting Red

the pucking wrong date by C.r Jane

Glass Sword by Victoria Aveyard

Those We Drown by Amy Goldsmith
- "Combining Greek mythology with influencer vibes."
- Cruise ship
- Disappearing members
- Unearthly people/sea creatures/spirits (not sure what they are yet)
- Mystery

While You Were Out by Meg Kissinger

Finishing ...We Lie Here (Rachel Hozwell Hall), just started The Sundown Motel (Simone St. James)

A Grave Denied

yours truly by abby Jimenez

I personally like to keep a few handy at a time

- The second book of a duology called “dance of thieves” I adore it

- Harry Potter & the goblet of fire (it never gets old for me)

- & lastly a classic as I’ve made it a goal for myself to acclimate to more of them “The Kreutzer Sonata” by Leo Tolstoy

Welcome to nightmare island by devin cabrera

OpenEvening Open Evening by Lee Hall

after a LOT of debate, I'm finally reading the first ACOTAR book

The Noh Mask Murder

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stars
#japanesenovel #translation
#lockedroommystery
Fantastic mystery


My review here - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Normal Women: Nine Hundred Years of Making History, by Philippa Gregory (of Tudor historical fiction fame), just released!

The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell

Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin

The Atlas Complex!!

The Fear of the Dark by Alex Vale. It looks promising so far

physical: Burn Bright - Patricia Briggs
Ebook: Gideon the Ninth - Tamsyn Muir
Audiobook: Faebound - Saara El-Arifi

waiting in the wings to pick up next
Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett (audio)
Valdemar - Mercedes Lackey )ebook)
ascendance of a bookworm (e-graphic novel)

I'm currently reading Dark Notes by Pam Godwin and A Court of Frost and Starlight by Sarah J. Maas!

I just started reading cinder by marissa meyer.

The Bell Jar

Just started...

The Sun Down Motel, Simone St. James (Libby)
The Black Guy Dies First: Black Horror Cinema from Fodder to Oscar, Robin Means Coleman (Audiobook)

the women by kristen hannah