Not Just Another Book on Our Shelf
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Amy Tintera has a way with words that casted a spell upon me, weaving enchantments with every turn of the story. She has undoubtedly earned the title of a Word Witch in my grimoire of literary wonders. Amy Tintera offers a captivating twist on the true crime genre, incorporating the popular podcast trope and casting
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Heather Gudenkauf has embraced the popular trend of the locked room mystery, but her latest novel takes a thrilling departure from the conventional trope. By intertwining the high-stakes drama of a reality show with a captivating mystery, she navigates the complex dynamics of a cast of characters competing for a jaw-dropping cash prize, each harboring
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Hot Diggity Dang, I love a good revenge thriller, and Steve Cavanagh delivers one that’s hot, intense, and emotionally messy, just the way I like one to be. While I’m not always a fan of the ‘stranger on the train’ trope, Cavanagh proves himself to be the right author to handle it, crafting a unique,
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Lisa Regan surprises and delights me yet again and continues to defy expectations, leaving me in awe once more. In a departure from her well-known “missing girl” trope, she delivers a thrilling locked-room mystery, showcasing her versatility as a storyteller, woven with themes of trauma, earning the title of a word witch. Through the 18
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Alex Michaelides is a masterful wordsmith, skillfully wielding a pen dipped in mystery and intrigue. His writing, much like a well-crafted spell, intricately weaves plots that ensnare the reader’s mind while dancing around the realms of sanity, reality and mystery. Possessing a knack for spinning spellbinding narratives and conjuring characters that linger in the shadows,
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‘Tis the season for winter chills, and it’s been too chilly to do anything but stay warm and read. I certainly prefer to experience those winter chills in the books I read. So which books delivered the best chills A Haunting in the Arctic by C.J. Cooke In my books, C.J. Cooke has firmly established
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