Last One At The Wedding by Jason Rekulak | 4/5 After three years of silence, Frank gets a call from his daughter—she’s getting married. But when he arrives, the wedding is at a secluded luxury estate, and the groom is the son of a powerful tech billionaire she never mentioned. The family is co

That’s Not My Name by Megan Lally | 5/5!!!!! She thought her life was finally back on track but she was wrong. Trusting him turned out to be a mistake. Hurt and shaking, a teenage girl is found along a deserted dirt road with no memory of how she got there or even her own identity. A police offi

Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green | 4.5/5 For thousands of years, Tuberculosis has plagued humanity. While it was once oddly romanticized by Victorian poets, we now recognize it for what it truly is: a disease of poverty driven by global inequality. In this book, John Green shares the sto

How To Sell A Haunted House by Grady Hendrix | 3.5/5 When Louise’s parents pass away, she’s forced to return to her childhood home in Charleston—a place overflowing with her father’s academic clutter and her mother’s unsettling collection of puppets and dolls. Beyond the grief, she has to naviga

None Of This Is True by Lisa Jewell | 4/5 On her forty-fifth birthday, true crime podcaster Alix Summers meets a quiet woman named Josie Fair at her local pub, only to discover they share the same birthday. Their paths cross again days later near Alix’s children’s school, and Josie reveals she i

These Silent Woods by Kimi Cunningham Grant | 2/5 For eight years, Cooper and his daughter Finch have lived completely off-grid in a remote Appalachian cabin, hiding from Cooper’s past. Finch is starting to question their isolated life, and when their friend Jake suddenly stops bringing winter s

The Hyunam-dong Bookshop by Hwang Bo-Reum | 3/5 Yeongju is burnt out from her demanding life in Seoul. After leaving her job and marriage, she moves to a quiet neighborhood and opens the Hyunam-dong Bookshop. The transition is tough, but as she immerses herself in books and her new community, sh

The Confession by Catherine Airey | * 4.5/5 stars Set between New York and Ireland, this one follows different women in the same family across generations, slowly revealing old secrets and connections. My thoughts 💭: I didn't expect to like this as much as I did-it started off a little slo