Audio. 11 hours.
Read by Jean Ann Douglass
Erica's journey to recovery. The title really says it all.
4 stars.
An ongoing list of the books I've read, along with a short description and review.
Audio. 11 hours.
Read by Jean Ann Douglass
Erica's journey to recovery. The title really says it all.
4 stars.
No co-author listed, but I find it hard to believe JP was responsible for this.
First of all, nobody is gunning for Alex, so what's with the title?
Secondly, it is once again a bunch of unrelated stories smushed together with constant jumping around.
2 stars.
The story here might have been good, but I couldn't stand her writing style. If one more person "murmured" I was going to lose it. Just use "said".
Gave it a few chapters, but couldn't go on.
A 9yo girl goes missing and the detectives find that not everyone interviewed is being forthcoming, especially the girl's father.
I thought this was going to be a 5 star rating until I got about halfway through. I didn't understand Marion's motivation, or at least how it pushed her to such extremes. Still, I finished it in one day. Great story.
4.5 stars.
Alix Summer is a podcaster who, unfortunately, meets up with Josie, a crazy, dangerous liar.
4.5 stars.
Audio. 10 hours 22 minutes.
Read by Steven Weber.
Daughter of a rich couple gets hooked on drugs and disappears.
5 stars.
I almost didn't read this because the library has it flagged as a holiday book, but it really isn't.
In a town where a young woman was killed 10 years ago, the same night two others disappeared, a true-crime podcaster moves to town to investigate.
5 stars.
Supposedly based on some serial killer's actual crimes.
A killer is on the loose in Florida. Is it the same person who escaped police custody in Florida?
I read a review on Goodreads:
Bright Young Women, Dull Boring Book.
Or something similar. This pretty much sums it up.
2 stars.