
Finding Grace
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This morning, my daughter sat right here, munching her breakfast, too excited to finish it. Now, she...
Fiction Thriller Psychological

Tell Me Lies
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FBI special agent Max Carter is on the hunt – he’ll stop at nothing to catch a kidnapper with a...

The Antiquarian
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A Los Angeles Times Best of Summer pick An Amazon Best Book of the Month (Mystery, Thriller &...

Desperate Measures (Aspen Falls #5)
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Camila has spent the last ten years trying to leave her dark past behind…but when Alex turns up on...
Contemporary Romance Suspense

Iced (Fever, #6)
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The year is 1 AWC—After the Wall Crash. The Fae are free and hunting us. It’s a war zone out...
urban fantasy fae fever series

Pain (Save the Kids Book 1)
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When his daughter is kidnapped, Matt’s life screeches to a halt. He would do anything to get his...

A Lady’s Guide to Etiquette and Murder
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In this exciting historical mystery debut set in Victorian England, a wealthy young widow encounters...

Her Sister's Lie
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In this riveting psychological thriller, the international bestselling author of The Bones of You...
mystery thriller
Who would’ve thought that a book about lockdown would be something that I’d want to read and thoroughly enjoy just as things are getting back to normal after a year of lockdowns. But that is exactly what this book is!
We follow Oliver and Ciara through their whirlwind romance that’s starting just as COVID-19 is picking up pace in Dublin. They make the decision to move in together so that they can continue with their relationship during lockdown, but both of them are hiding a secret from their past.
The chapters go back and forward on Ciara’s timeline, Oliver’s timeline and then “today” when there are police officers at a scene of a murder. Although it sounds like it might be confusing going back and forth, it really isn’t too confusing and still pretty easy to follow.
There is a twist towards the end, that is sorted of hinted at, which then turns into another twist that I really didn’t see coming and had to read a few sentences a couple of times to realise what had happened. And everything is quite nicely tied up by the end of it.
I thoroughly enjoyed the book, the only thing I would have changed would have been some of the thought processes behind some of the actions towards the end of the book, but nothing major at all.
Thank you to Readers First for allowing me an advanced read of this book, and to Catherine Ryan Howard for writing it and for it being about something so relatable to us all.

Murder Most Fowl
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A Shakespearean twist on the long-running Meg Langslow mystery series in Murder Most Fowl, the next...