Books I’ve read so far in January
- huge plot twists
- kept you on the edge of your seat
2. Saving Noah
- heartbreaking plot twist
- very emotional read
3. Then She Was Gone
- multiple POV’s
- read is less then a day
- final closure of what happened
4. The Locked Door
- major plot twist that was unpredictable
- my fav Freida book and I’ve read almost all of them
5. The Couple Next Door
- Multiple POV’s
- Read in a day
- got me out of a slump
6. The Perfect Marriage
- unpredictable twists
- multiple POV’s
- betrayal and revenge
- will recommend over and over
7. The Perfect Divorce
- good read but the first was better
- good plot twists
- revenge & murder
8. Still Beating
- absolutely OBSESSED
- heartbreaking, heart warming, good tears, sad tears
- this book was everything.
- not my typical read but so glad I read it
- hands down one of the best books I’ve read, spice, suspense, love it was EVERYTHING.
Reading these books during January was truly a rollercoaster of emotions and suspense. What stood out most across these novels is how the authors expertly blend unpredictable plot twists with raw emotional depth, which kept me eagerly turning pages late into the night. For instance, Lucinda Berry’s "The Perfect Child" and "Saving Noah" both deliver major twists that not only shock but also explore complex emotional layers, making the experience unforgettable. Berry's ability to keep readers on edge is remarkable, and I appreciated how these stories challenged my expectations. Lisa Jewell’s "Then She Was Gone" offers a compelling multiple POV narrative that deepens the intrigue and accelerates the pacing, making it easy to finish in less than a day. This technique allows readers to see a story from different angles, enriching the mystery and providing that much-needed closure. Freida McFadden’s "The Locked Door" is a personal favorite from this list, with an unpredictable plot twist that completely caught me off guard. Having read almost all of her work, I can say this one stands out for its suspense and psychological depth. Similarly, "The Couple Next Door" by Shari Lapena pulled me out of a reading slump with its deft use of multiple perspectives and a gripping storyline that kept me hooked. Jeneva Rose’s "The Perfect Marriage" and "The Perfect Divorce" provided a thrilling exploration of betrayal and revenge, with twists that kept the narrative fresh and engaging. Although the sequel didn't eclipse the original, it was still a worthy read. Lastly, "Still Beating" by Jennifer Hartmann surprised me as it’s not my usual genre, yet it profoundly touched me with its emotional range—from heartbreak to warmth—which made it one of the best books I’ve read recently. The blend of spice, suspense, and heartfelt moments created a compelling and memorable story. Overall, this collection of books proved that combining multiple POVs, unexpected twists, and emotional storytelling can elevate a thriller or drama into an unforgettable reading experience. If you're looking for page-turners full of suspense and depth, these picks are highly recommended. I look forward to continuing this journey of thrilling reads throughout the year.









