You Let Me In by Camilla Bruce

Once again, I am faced with a mildly contradicting review. The writing from the very beginning of this strange book was atmospheric, and it had me on tenterhooks wondering what might happen. I was to be disappointed, but I will get to that part shortly. The tale begins with the introduction of an enigmatic and…

Confessions About Colton by Olivia Harvard

This book had a very promising start. The narration was well done, and it was really fast-paced. It built up to a crescendo and then just fizzled into a bizarre ending. I will step back and explain from the beginning. Our narrator Elliot is an intriguing person. He is very realistically portrayed, and it is…

Ambush by Barbara Nickless

Narrated by: Emily Sutton-Smith I have reviewed the previous books of the series below: The pacing of this series maintains the feel of walking on a knife's edge as we finally get a few answers to all the dropped hints from the beginning. When we first meet Sydney Rose, we find out she has two…

Bitter Falls by Rachel Caine

Narrated by: Emily Sutton-Smith, Michael Crouch, Dan John Miller, Lauren Ezzo, Will Ropp This is the kind of series that the general public feels has run its course with regards to the storyline. This particular visit to stillhouse lake shows how persecution does not end when we put a book away. Every time Gwen and her family feel they have…

In the Dark by Loreth Anne White

Narrated by: Susan Hanfield I randomly picked this audio to listen to when I did not find anything in particular that I wanted to get to. The best thing about this story is that it sets up the atmosphere really well. There is a dark foreboding during both parts of the narration, the Lodge party and…

Only Lies Remain by Val Collins

This is a semi-police procedural based in Ireland. I say semi because the police end of the investigation is not revealed directly but by the interactions between the family of the deceased. I did not know that this was the second in a series, and that was mildly detrimental to my reading of this in…

A Place Called Fear (Maggie Novak Thriller #2) by Keith Houghton

It is surprising, once again, how quickly scheduled posts run their course and one is staring at a day with nothing scheduled. This is not too bad because it forces me to sit down and put words together and publish. I am reading almost non-stop in the quiet time, so I have enough to get…

The Last Sister (Columbia River #1) by Kendra Elliot

I am going to be publishing a review on the same day as of writing it after a reasonably long interval. I have been scheduling my posts, and the ease of it has hooked me to it. I do not even gravitate towards my laptop immediately after finishing a book like I used to. Personal…