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ClareR (6054 KP) rated The Voice That Twists the Knife in Books

Jul 9, 2024 (Updated Jul 9, 2024)  
The Voice That Twists the Knife
The Voice That Twists the Knife
J M Briscoe | 2024 | Contemporary, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Thriller
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
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What an explosive end to a great trilogy!

The Voice That Twists the Knife wraps up the trilogy nicely, and starts with Bella and Ariana swapping places: Bella goes back to Ralph and the team, and Ariana goes to London with her father. Ariana is mad with her mother for keeping secrets, and this is her punishment. Quite who she’s punishing is questionable!

There are human/ animal hybrids, mind readers, kinetic powers and more. Lychen is more powerful and controlling than ever, playing God along with his research team.

There’s only one way this can go, and it’s an exciting journey. I’ve really enjoyed this trilogy. Many thanks to The Pigeonhole and to JM Briscoe for reading along.
  
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Aug 19, 2025  
✨ Guest Post Feature! ✨

Amid forbidden love and deadly ambition, Theodemir must choose between duty, desire, and the perilous fate of the woman he cannot leave behind…

Step back into medieval Santiago de Compostela with G. M. Baker’s latest historical novel, The Wanderer and the Way (Cuthbert’s People #4). This unforgettable journey blends history, intrigue, and heartache in a world where every choice could change the course of lives.

💬 What would YOU choose—duty or forbidden love—if the fate of someone you loved hung in the balance?

📖 Read G. M. Baker’s Guest Post on the #BlogTour with #TheCoffeePotBookClub:

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Molly J (Cover To Cover Cafe) (106 KP) rated The Room on Rue Amélie in Books

Feb 25, 2019  
The Room on Rue Amélie
The Room on Rue Amélie
Kristin Harmel | 2018 | Fiction & Poetry, History & Politics
10
10.0 (2 Ratings)
Book Rating
For those that know me, truly know me, know that one of my favorite genres to read, is historical fiction. More specifically, the WWII era. So, when I was browsing books at B&N one day, I came across this book. First, let me say, the cover is enough to hook me! It’s gorgeous. Second, once my dad surprised me with it, I devoured it. Or, rather, it devoured me and kept me hooked til the end.

This book is not full of fluff and rhyme. Yes, there is a bit of romance woven in, but the author is taking the reader on a journey of self discovery. The reader is on a journey with the characters, feeling the heartache of the war, the pain, and sacrifice that went with running from the Nazi’s and helping with the escape efforts of the pilots.

Each page turn, Harmel gives something more to the reader. She intricately weaves a story that you become a part of. Ruby, Charlotte and Thomas all make their way into the reader’s heart. The depth of emotions is felt wholly, the detail to the history is vivid and clear.

Harmel’s THE ROOM ON RUE AMELIE is a novel that all historical fiction lovers should grab. It will consume you and keep you until the last page is turned. If I could give this book a thousand stars I would. But, alas, I can give it 5 stars. This is a book that I won’t forget and will be sharing with my friends many times over.

*This book was purchased by myself. All opinions, negative or positive, are my own.*