Two Forces (Crescentwood #2)
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My father is a criminal. His plans are falling into place and every new truth I learn makes me fear...
Contemporary Romance Reverse Harem
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Now that Jesse and the gang have vanquished the Wither Storm, saved the world, and become totally...
Sam (Damienverse #1)
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Accidents have been happening at Raymeady Manor. The only suspect is an 8-year old boy. But...
Signetorium: The Depths
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It's creepy. It's slimy. It's dark. It's disgusting. And somehow it's gonna transform the worst of...
Aboard the Wishing Star
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When Kara's, husband is shot and killed in front of her in what she's told is a random act of...
Contemporary Romance Suspense
Alice in Tumblr-land
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Disney meets Lena Dunham in this illustrated humor book featuring your favorite fairy-tale...
Charlotte (184 KP) rated Dagger Hill in Books
Sep 10, 2021
The potential to be made into a film is definitely lurking there.
The four main characters, teenagers on the threshold of their senior year, are interesting and quirky. Each has a different personality that gels well with the others but doesn't then blend into one boring entity.
Set in 1989, a time before the internet and mobile phones (as we know them now and the actual ability to carry one) Dagger Hill has a small town charm. A charm that contrasts against the awful things that happen there.
This is at least a young adult read with themes of horror and violence. It could easily sit on a shelf with books written by such greats as King and Laymon. It's the kind of book that crawls into your thoughts when you least expect it and creates vivid scenes in your mind.
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Ghost of You (Phantoms #3)
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It's no secret among the Phantoms crew that lead investigator Sammy Hanesworth pretty much hates...
Paranormal Romance Romantic Suspense
ClareR (6067 KP) rated Death of a Bookseller in Books
May 23, 2023
I loved this book about two booksellers: Brogan (or Roach to her work colleagues) who has a fascination with all things true crime, and Laura, the object of Roach’s obsession.
To say Roach is obsessed with Laura would actually be an understatement, and she becomes increasingly creepy as the book goes on. To be fair, neither Roach or Laura are particularly likeable characters, but Roach and her rather questionable personal hygiene practices may just clinch it for me. Although she does have a pet giant land snail, so that may be her one redeeming feature 🐌
This is a really unsettling book, and I couldn’t find anything to like about either character (err, the snail was nice!) - even though I did try to feel sorry for Laura. She goes through a lot, and her background is traumatic.
I can see this being very popular and for good reason - it’s a great read!
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2482 KP) rated Heaven Has No Rage in Books
Jan 14, 2026 (Updated Jan 14, 2026)
This book does a good job of building on the first book but without any spoilers. It’s nice to watch Jim and Sally continue to build their relationship. I love them and the other characters we are getting to know. One of the storylines was stronger than the other, but both kept me engaged with plenty happening, good suspects, and a climax that kept me turning pages. While this isn’t a cozy, the violence and language is kept to a minimum. I’m hoping I can get to the next book soon.
