Everybody Ain’t Your Friend: An Urban Romance Thriller – A Gripping Page-Turner by Author A. M. Williams When I stumbled upon “Everybody Ain’t Your Friend” by A. M. Williams, I was immediately intrigued by the title—it just seemed to promise a whirlwind of drama and suspense that I couldn’t resist. As someone who loves delving …
Review of One Last Kill (Tracy Crosswhite, #10) As a long-time fan of the Tracy Crosswhite series, I couldn’t help but feel a flutter of excitement when I saw One Last Kill by Robert Dugoni was on the horizon. There’s something undeniably alluring about witnessing a character’s evolution across a series, and with every new …
A Journey Through “Hard to Kill” (Jane Smith #2) When I first picked up Hard to Kill, the second installment in James Patterson and Mike Lupica’s Jane Smith series, I was immediately intrigued. Jane, a defense attorney battling her own stage 4 cancer while defending a morally ambiguous client, seemed like a character I could …
Book Review: Shadow Jumper by J.M. Forster As an avid advocate for engaging children’s literature, I was instantly drawn to Shadow Jumper, the debut installment in J.M. Forster’s exciting mystery adventure series. The premise of a protagonist navigating life in the shadows piqued my curiosity—who doesn’t feel a sense of adventure in exploring the unknown? …
Book Review: Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell Sometimes, a book sinks its hooks into you before you even crack open the cover. That’s what happened to me with Lisa Jewell’s Then She Was Gone. The title alone evokes a chilling mystery, one that intertwines themes of family tragedy and the dark recesses of …
The Way I Used to Be: A Heart-Wrenching Journey Toward Healing As someone who often turns to literature for solace and understanding, The Way I Used to Be by Amber Smith caught my attention with its poignant premise. The book’s exploration of trauma’s aftermath and its journey towards healing resonated with me deeply, reflecting a …