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Sea Dragon's Hunger (The Fada Shapeshifter #4.5)
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A child in danger. A second chance at love. Four years ago, Irish shifter Cassidy O’Byrne fell...
Paranormal Romance
Founders of Gloomhaven
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Founders of Gloomhaven is a competitive tile-placement, action-selection, city-building game in...
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Dangerous Flaws (Leah Nash Mysteries, #5)
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A chilling murder shocks a small Wisconsin town. True crime writer Leah Nash is stunned when police...
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Merissa (12911 KP) rated The Rake is Taken (League of Lords #2) in Books
Aug 17, 2021
A very different story to book, so you could read it as a standalone, but with some characters from the first one. You would have more of an idea of past events and how their characters interact but it isn't necessary.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading about Finn and Victoria. Two very different and compelling characters who NEED to be together, and the fun is in watching them figure it out and overcoming all the obstacles. The psychic side of it is mentioned but specifically (most of the time) towards Finn and Victoria and how it affects them.
This was a brilliant read that I thoroughly enjoyed, and I can't wait to read book three. Absolutely recommended by me.
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Merissa
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Sol (Learning to Love #2)
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Solomon Trebeck’s heart broke the night of his bi-awakening. Fifteen years later, Sol’s back...
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Hazel (2934 KP) rated The Twenty (Major Crimes, Book 2) in Books
May 7, 2023
I read a lot of crime and psychological thrillers and the odd horror book and it takes a lot to get me going but Sam Holland most definitely got me going with The Twenty. Oh my word!! Why? I hear you ask.
Excellent and interesting characters ... check.
Excellent serial killer ... check.
Gripping story line ... check.
Fast pace ... check.
Twists and turns ... check.
Gruesome scenes that give you the chills ... check.
Tension and suspense in spades ... check.
What more is there to be said? Oh yes, this might be book 2 but don't let that put you off, it can easily be read as a standalone but I would strongly suggest you read book 1, The Echo Man, it's also a cracker!!
Highly recommended to those of you who enjoy a dark, gritty and grisly crime thriller ... you won't go far wrong with Sam Holland and I must thank HarperCollins UK, HarperFiction and NetGalley for enabling me to read and share my thoughts of the brilliant The Twenty.
I can't wait to see what comes next.
Lucifer’s Rule (Hellfire #2)
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What’s it like to be heir to the Wildfire Warrior? It sucks, that’s what. If someone asks...
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Hazel (2934 KP) rated The Binding Room in Books
Jul 17, 2022
This can be read as a standalone but you will get more out of this book if you've read The Jigsaw Man but I wouldn't say it was essential.
Once again we are treated to a great story, fantastic characters, twists and tension all told at a great pace. Warning! There are some pretty grim scenes and gruesome descriptions so if that's not your thing, I would probably give this a miss.
This is quite a long book and I can usually lose a bit of interest part way through but not with this; I was totally invested from start to finish and I would happily recommend this to others who enjoy dark police procedurals.
I am looking forward to the next instalment to find out what other twisted thoughts Ms Matheson can come up with to intrigue and shock and I must give thanks to HQ and NetGalley for enabling me to read The Binding Room and to share my thoughts.
Merissa (12911 KP) rated Farm to Fabre in Books
Dec 2, 2022
I loved the pacing of this story. It continually moves you forward, without the frantic scenes that sometimes happen. Andie is a wonderful character who doesn't hold grudges, accepts people for who they are, and tries to make the best of any situation. This is completely character-driven, with Andie, Doc, and Rupert being the main ones we interact with. The other characters are seen through zoom, email, or mentioned in passing.
A brilliant standalone story that mentions covid but doesn't allow it to take centre stage. Absolutely recommended by me.
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Merissa
Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books!