I have no notes. I am still formulating thoughts and possibly will be even long after this goes live. It's no secret that Jaime Jo is one of Draven's and my favorite authors. She makes the short list, but there's also a long list :D Earlier this year as we both restarted our reading journey we ...
Fiction / Christian / Suspense
BOOK REVIEW: I Think I was Murdered by Colleen Coble and Rick Acker
I love the combo of Colleen Coble and Rick Acker. This book's synopsis really grabbed my attention. The AI angle specifically, as I have very strong feelings about AI as a whole, and I wanted to see where it went. And while it wasn't as strong a part of the story, the AI angle did go there. Not ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Targeted by Cara Putman
I loved this book the most out of the entire series. And honestly, as a rule, I love Cara Putman's writing style. As much as I loved this book, I'm really struggling with a rating because I have issues. And, wait for it, the issues are all around the romance. Go figure. But the rest of the ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Accused by Cara Putman
I really enjoyed this book. The Accused is something a bit different than what I've read here lately. A lot teacher vs. practitioner and a toss toward the Amanda Knox trial(s). Putman even talks about that in the acknowledgments and how it fueled this story to life. That aside, I think I'm in a ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Vanished by Cara C. Putman
Sometimes when you have a prequel, it doesn't go with the rest of the story. In this case, Art of Deception set up this story well. We get to know Charlotte's brother, Carter, in The Vanished and see some of her son, Andrew, who is now living with Carter. We also meet Janae, which made me a ...