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what I’m reading: still life by louise penny.

book reviews, books and reading · March 16, 2021

When beloved schoolteacher Jane Neal is found dead in the peaceful village of Three Pines, Inspector Armand Gamache arrives to determine if her death was a tragic hunting accident or something more sinister. This book is the first book in the Chief Inspector Armand Gamache series. I thought this Read the Post

what I’m reading: the woman in cabin 10 by ruth ware.

book reviews, books and reading · February 13, 2021

Laura (Lo) Blacklock is a travel journalist who is given the opportunity to cover the maiden voyage of the Aurora, a small but gorgeous luxury cruise ship consisting of only 10 cabins. On her first night aboard, Lo hears a scream from the cabin next door and a splash and sees what she thinks is a Read the Post

what I’m reading: the last flight by julie clark.

book reviews, books and reading · February 7, 2021

Two strangers meet at an airport under troubling circumstances. Claire is trying to leave her abusive and powerful husband. Eva is looking to escape some unpleasant situations in her life. The two women make the decision to help each other out and switch tickets. Claire will take Eva’s flight to Read the Post

what I’m reading: the nanny by gilly macmillan.

book reviews, books and reading · January 30, 2021

When Jocelyn was seven, her beloved nanny Hannah disappeared without a trace. Now, 30 years later, Jocelyn has a child of her own and finds herself returning to her childhood home after the death of her husband. When a skeleton is discovered in the lake on the property, and then a woman shows up Read the Post

what I’m reading: lie to me by j.t. ellison.

book reviews, books and reading · January 16, 2021

Sutton and Ethan Montclair seem to be living the perfect life. Both are attractive and successful authors with the ideal marriage. But when Sutton disappears and leaves a note for Ethan telling him not to look for her, this perception is shattered. As Ethan is targeted by gossip from friends and the Read the Post

what I’m reading: home before dark by riley sager.

book reviews, books and reading · October 24, 2020

When Maggie Holt was 5 years old, she and her family lived at Baneberry Hall. They only lived there for 3 weeks until they were forced to leave by the supernatural spirits in the house, at least according to Maggie's father and the best-selling book he wrote of their time in the home. When her dad Read the Post

what I’m reading: the guest list by lucy foley.

book reviews, books and reading · October 9, 2020

A group of friends gather to celebrate a wedding on a remote island off the coast of Ireland. But by the time the wedding is over, a body will be found. Is it the bride or the groom? Could it be the bridesmaid, the best man, or the plus-one? Maybe it's the wedding planner? Or is the more important Read the Post

what I’m reading: lock every door by riley sager.

book reviews, books and reading · September 11, 2020

Jules can’t believe her luck when she is offered a job apartment sitting at the Bartholomew, one of Manhattan’s most prestigious residences. She will get paid $1,000 per week to live in this coveted building. But not everything is as wonderful as it seems as there are a few rules Jules has to follow Read the Post

what I’m reading: the hunting party by lucy foley.

book reviews, books and reading · July 24, 2020

For the past 10 years, a group of friends from Oxford meets over the holidays to welcome in the new year. This year, the vacation destination is a remote hunting lodge in the Scottish Highlands. The champagne flows as the friends drink and reminisce. But secrets are revealed and by the time the snow Read the Post

what I’m reading: vessel by lisa a. nichols.

book reviews, books and reading · May 8, 2020

When NASA receives a message from the spaceship Sagittarius, they are shocked considering that all contact with the Sagittarius was lost over six years ago and the crew is presumed dead. Somehow, Catherine Wells has survived the deadly incident that killed her other five crew members and just wants Read the Post

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Hi friends, I’m Shanna, a book lover currently living in the Seattle area! I run on lattes, eat way too many grilled cheeses, and have a never-ending to be read list. Come join me on my reading adventures!

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