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Me starting The Good Lie: “okay let’s see what the hype is about” Me halfway through: “WAIT… EVERYONE IS SUSPICIOUS.” Me at the twist: “EXCUSE ME???? WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK???” Me at the ending: kicking feet, staring at wall, questioning my trust issues This book had nonstop suspense, eli

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So I’ve missed the last couple of book hauls. Here’s the last couple. I am slowly making progress on my library!!

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My reading buddy 🩷

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On a Quiet Street by Seraphina Nova Glass is the kind of thriller that reminds you exactly why reading can be so addictive. It’s eerie in a way that feels uncomfortably real—you can easily imagine this story unfolding on any seemingly normal street in America. From the start, the tension builds

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I went into The Perfect Child completely blind. I didn’t know what it was about, but since it’s by Lucinda Berry, I was excited to read it. Unfortunately, it wasn’t my favorite. The whole time, it reminded me of the movie Orphan, and I kept waiting for something shocking or wild to happen—but it

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This one started out strong but kind of fizzled out for me. I loved the concept going in—it had all the makings of a chaotic, “mindfuck” kind of read—but somewhere along the way, it lost a bit of that momentum. That said, there were still things I really enjoyed. The chemistry between the charac

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This book was absolutely wild. The Butcher delivers a gripping twist on the serial killer genre, blending in just enough romance to keep things interesting without slowing the pace. From the very first page, it’s nonstop action—there’s no easing in, just full throttle storytelling. Hillier’s wri

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Gray After Dark took me on an emotional rollercoaster from start to finish. This book made me feel everything. I’ll be honest—the main character frustrated me at times with how stubborn she was. But at the same time, I was completely in awe of her strength and resilience. I felt her fear, her an

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I absolutely loved Breaking Bianca! This book was fast-paced, well-written, and incredibly easy to follow. From the very beginning, it pulled me in and refused to let go—I ended up finishing it in just two days because I had to know what was going to happen next. The story is completely wild in

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Creep by Jennifer Hillier is a nonstop thrill ride from beginning to end. It launches at full speed and never lets up, keeping you completely hooked the entire time. Hillier’s writing is gripping, intense, and impossible to put down. The plot feels fresh and unpredictable, with twists that genui

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Last week’s book haul I forgot to post!

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The Only One Left is a gripping and atmospheric thriller that completely pulls you in from the start. Riley Sager crafts a story filled with mystery and suspense, making it nearly impossible to put down. One of the most compelling aspects of the novel is the constant sense of unease and curiosit

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Kill Creek is a dark and atmospheric horror novel that stands out for its eerie setting and unsettling tone. Scott Thomas creates a story that is easy to follow, with writing that pulls you in without being overly complicated. One of the strongest aspects of the book is its creepy, almost haunti

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No buildup. No warning. Just chaos from page one. It starts at full speed and never lets up. Every chapter felt like an emotional roller coaster I couldn’t get off of. It was intense, heart-wrenching, sometimes gross, and completely unforgettable. The writing pulled me in so deeply I couldn’t stop

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I enjoyed This House Will Feed—it was a fresh twist on the haunted house genre. The bits of history woven throughout the story added depth and made the setting feel more alive. The characters were intriguing and kept me invested, even during a few slower moments where the pacing dragged a bit. W

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Last week’s book haul. I accidentally bought A Good House For Children and already had it. I plan on gifting it!

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I honestly don’t know how I feel about this book. It was disturbing, heartbreaking, and it really forces you to think about complicated moral questions. The subject matter was extremely difficult to read at times, and I had to stop and process parts of it. I felt very conflicted about the charac

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Last week’s book haul! I am slowly progressing to my own little library! I’m so excited!!

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This book was interesting and intriguing from start to finish. It’s well written, easy to follow, and the plot felt fresh and different from other thrillers I’ve read. I really appreciated how the story unfolded — it kept me curious and wanting to know more. That said, some parts did feel repeti

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