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Continue reading →: Review: The House Swap by Keri BeevisThe House Swap by Keri Beevis follows Poppy, who trades homes with a man she has never met in person to escape to a quiet villa in Crete with her best friend. When her friend disappears without warning, Poppy is left alone with neighbors who seem to know too much,…
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Continue reading →: Bookish Candles, Bookish Moments — Chalkboard Candle CoChalkboard Candle Co found me at the perfect time, and now Bookworm, The Library, and All-Nighter have a permanent spot on my reading shelf. Coconut wax, bookish names, and a scent that makes every reading session feel a little more like a ritual.
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Continue reading →: Review: Try To Keep Up by Shay KnudsenTry To Keep Up by Shay Knudsen is a psychological thriller that lives entirely inside the uncertainty of an unreliable reality, following a nanny trying to protect a fifteen-year-old girl whose identity shifts by the day. Intense, believable, and genuinely thrilling in the way it handles real psychology. Here is…
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Continue reading →: Review: The Girl Before Me by Diana WilkinsonThe Girl Before Me by Diana Wilkinson is a psychological thriller about a woman who moves into a new apartment only to learn her predecessor, who looked just like her, was murdered there and her killer was never found. Suspenseful and intriguing with a dark final twist that is not…
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Continue reading →: Review: Her Silence by ST AshmanHer Silence by S.T. Ashman is a psychological thriller told almost entirely without its own protagonist’s voice, leaving readers to sit in the jury seat and decide for themselves what really happened the night Lacey went silent. Clever, unsettling, and anchored by a genuinely beautiful thread about how far family…
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Continue reading →: Review: She Never Came Back by Patricia DixonShe Never Came Back by Patricia Dixon is a raw, gut-wrenching psychological thriller about a missing sister, a cold case seventeen years old, and the buried truth someone will do anything to keep hidden. This one lingered with me long after I closed the book. Content note for themes of…
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Continue reading →: Review & Giveaway : Kill To Keep by Elena TaylorKill To Keep by Elena Taylor is a police procedural with real heart, following Sheriff Bet Rivers as she investigates a murder at a traveling carnival while grappling with her father’s legacy and a secret someone is willing to kill to protect. Not my usual genre, but Elena Taylor always…
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Continue reading →: Review: The Secret of the Lantern Keepers by Jenni KeerThe Secret of the Lantern Keepers by Jenni Keer is a gothic historical mystery set in a Victorian asylum on the edge of the Cornish moors, where a woman must pretend to be mad to uncover a murderer before he finds her first. Compassionate, atmospheric, and genuinely paranormal. Here is…



















