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Review: THE GOLDEN CAGE by Camilla Läckberg

Janelle July 9, 2020 Advance Copy, Alfred Knopf, Book Reviews, Book Spotlight, Domestic Thriller, Finished Copy, From Publisher, Mystery, Psychological Thriller, Suspense, Thriller Leave a Comment

Thank you so much Knopf and Abby from Crime by the Book for my free copy. Description: Faye has loved Jack since they were students at business school. Jack, the perpetual golden boy, grew up wealthy, unlike Faye, who has …

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Review: THE BOOK OF ESSIE by Meghan MacLean Weir

Janelle September 29, 2018 Alfred Knopf, Book Reviews, Contemporary, Finished Copy, From Publisher, Literary Fiction 1 Comment

Many many thanks to Knopf for providing my free copy – all opinions are my own.  Description:  Esther Ann Hicks–Essie–is the youngest child on Six for Hicks, a reality television phenomenon. She’s grown up in the spotlight, both idolized and despised for …

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Synopsis & Excerpt: SAFE HOUSES by Dan Fesperman

Janelle July 6, 2018 Advance Copy, Alfred Knopf, BLOG TOUR, Book Reviews, Book Spotlight, From Publisher, Mystery, Politics and Spies, Suspense, Thriller Leave a Comment

Many thanks again to Knopf and Abby for the free copy! There is a giveaway running on my Instagram page for one finished copy – hurry over there to check it out! Book Description:  West Berlin, 1979. Helen Abell oversees …

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Blog Tour & Review: SAFE HOUSES by Dan Fesperman

Janelle July 1, 2018 Advance Copy, Alfred Knopf, BLOG TOUR, Book Reviews, From Publisher, Mystery, Politics and Spies, Suspense, Thriller 1 Comment

                Thank you so much Knopf and Abby from Crime by the Book for providing my free copy – all opinions are my own. About the Book:  West Berlin, 1979. Helen Abell oversees …

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Review: THERE THERE by Tommy Orange

Janelle June 15, 2018 Advance Copy, Alfred Knopf, Book Reviews, From Publisher, Literary Fiction Leave a Comment

Many thanks to Alfred Knopf for providing my free copy – all opinions are my own. Book Description:  It tells the story of twelve characters, each of whom have private reasons for traveling to the Big Oakland Powwow. Jacquie Red …

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Epic Book Mail: THE ONLY STORY by Julian Barnes, CHERRY by Nico Walker, & THERE THERE by Tommy Orange

Janelle May 13, 2018 Advance Copy, Alfred Knopf, Book Mail, Contemporary, Finished Copy, From Publisher, Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction Leave a Comment

Thank you so much to Knopf Publishing for these wonderful books! I cannot wait to read them! I will leave the synopses for each below.  THE ONLY STORY: One summer in the sixties, in a staid suburb south of London, Paul …

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Review: THE SANDMAN by Lars Kepler

Janelle March 30, 2018 Alfred Knopf, Book Reviews, Finished Copy, From Publisher, Mystery, Police Procedural, Psychological Thriller, Series, Suspense, Thriller Leave a Comment

Thank you so much to Knopf for providing my free copy – all opinions are my own. “Mikael knows him as “the sandman”. Seven years ago, he was taken from his bed along with his sister. They are both presumed …

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EPIC Book Mail: THE SANDMAN by Lars Kepler

Janelle March 7, 2018 Alfred Knopf, Book Mail, Finished Copy, From Publisher, Mystery, Noir, Psychological Thriller, Suspense, Thriller Leave a Comment

BIG thank you to Abby from Alfred Knopf for sending me this free copy! OMG I have never been so excited to read a book in my entire life! I suggest you order yourself a copy today! SYNOPSIS:  “Sensational … …

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Book Mail: GNOMON by Nick Harkaway

Janelle February 13, 2018 Alfred Knopf, Book Mail, Dystopia, Finished Copy, From Publisher, Science Fiction, Thriller Leave a Comment

This is one impressive looking book! Thank you so much to Knopf Publishing for sending me a free copy! Wow, that cover and synopsis! I cannot wait to read it! Synopsis:  In the world of Gnomon, citizens are constantly observed and …

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Two Great Mystery Reads, One Reviewed

Janelle October 4, 2017 Alfred Knopf, CBTB Book Club, Doubleday, Mystery, Suspense, Thriller Leave a Comment

I just finished THE SNOWMAN by Jo Nesbo thanks to Abby over at crimebythebook.com – Um AMAZING!! Five stars ALL. THE. WAY. I am officially a HUGE fan of Jo Nesbo! Now… I’m dying (pun intended) to start reading her …

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN EVE 🎃🎃🎃 . What better tim HAPPY HALLOWEEN EVE 🎃🎃🎃 . What better time to post my #StephenKing Halloween editions?! I am in love with these editions and I am constantly checking if new books will ever be released (it’s sad but true). I am really bad about posting my book collections - I really want to change that in 2021. I love posting publishers’ books but I also want you to see more of what I love. I am a special edition junkie 👻 . So how will you be celebrating #HALLOWEEN? Are you going to dress up? . I’m going to watch horror movies, eat a bunch of food, and drink too much. Ahhh I remember the days of insane costume parties with all of my friends #goodtimes - Marcus and I used to host one every year until his brother took over the tradition. Luckily, these days I prefer Halloween at home with my cat. Let’s face it, scary movies are the best 💀 . Maybe I’ll share a few photos tomorrow, wink wink 💀👻🎃
FIVE STAR BOOK ALERT and it happens to be a #Buddy FIVE STAR BOOK ALERT and it happens to be a #BuddyReadstoDieFor book! Yay! The discussion is still going on as people finish up and I always love seeing everyone’s thoughts. I love that @wherethereadergrows @jessicamap and MYSELF, all bring something different to the table. And every month we get the opportunity to chat with different readers we might not otherwise get to meet. It’s just plain awesome. The #Bookstagram community always amazes me. So this book! LET THE RIGHT ONE IN is so damn good! It’s one of the best vampire stories I’ve ever read. I enjoyed the writing style and atmosphere of the entire novel. I watched the Swedish movie years ago and I absolutely loved it. And even though I love the movie, the book is even better. The friendship between Oskar and Eli is written brilliantly - they have such a powerful bond. This is a dark book with fantastic imagery and I really got a feel for what it’s like to be a vampire. And oh my goodness, the scene with Eli and Virginia was chilling. There is so much complexity, nuance, and reading the different perspectives was interesting. The more tragic scenes, ominous tone, and of course, the gore, are outstanding. There is also plenty of sadness and heartbreak to go around. It was everything I hoped it would be and MORE. Like I said, five stars! What’s your favorite vampire story? I love this one, Dracula, and Salem’s Lot (a lot. pun intended 😜) #BookReview Special thanks to my girl Tav @readswithdogs for this pretty pretty paperback copy - she’s the best!
#BookReview #NightWormsBookParty When I picked u #BookReview #NightWormsBookParty When I picked up @brianamorganbooks’ UNBOXED, I didn’t know what I was getting into. I went in completely blind because I love surprises and this one knocked my socks off! Greg Zipper is a paranormal internet vlogger whose ultimate goal is to hit one million subscribers. However, when he accidentally posts an argument between himself and his girlfriend, his subscribers drop. He decides to go the extra mile and hit the dark web to purchase a Mystery Box. When he shares the unboxing with his followers, what comes out is more than he could ever have imagined. This brilliant book was written in play format which was unexpected and worked incredibly well. The premise of internet fame is especially relevant these days - oh the things we will do to hit a milestone follower count. Morgan couldn’t have written this book any better if she tried. It’s one of the more exceptional novellas I’ve read this year. No joke, this story is truly creepy. Sometimes writers write about the dark web or internet influencers and it’s cheesy. But Morgan does a stellar job with this story! The play format is immersive as I visualized everything as intended. UNBOXED is spooky-goodness and I highly recommend if you are looking for a horror-ific good time! What’s the last spooky book you’ve read?!
[ @berkleypub #partner🔎 #BookReview ] Happy Tu [ @berkleypub #partner🔎 #BookReview ] Happy Tuesday folks! Raise your hand if you like thrillers 🙋🏼‍♀️ Raise your hand if you like Nordic Noir 🙋🏼‍♀️ That’s all it took for me to want to read THE WITCH HUNTER by Max Seeck. Ever since I started following @crimebythebook I have been addicted to dark Nordic crime fiction. I like my police procedurals dark and delicious and this one delivered! Jessica Niemi is a sergeant with the Helsinki Police Department in Finland. She gets called out to a dead body posed in a peculiar way: a woman dressed in a black evening gown, sitting at a table, and with a painted grin on her face. After that another body turns up in suspicious circumstances, a clue of what is to come. Someone is copying the murders in a popular series featuring the occult. Plus, the first victim found is the wife of the famous author. Jessica and her team investigate to find the killer before it’s too late. There are some great scenes in this novel. I mean, gasp worthy, gruesome scenes. Although, at times, it’s a bit of a slow burn, but it never lost my attention. Just know, the pacing is a bit choppy in places. It’s the first in a series, so I hope the remaining books get translated into English. THE WITCH HUNTER is has a level of detail that I thoroughly enjoy, and with a unique plot and fantastic characters! It’s dark and creepy - just how I like it. Does this sound like your cup of tea?!
Hey all! I am a huge fan of survival stories, espe Hey all! I am a huge fan of survival stories, especially those in the thriller genre! A SOLITUDE OF WOLVERINES by Alice Henderson looks like a rollicking good time! I mean, we have an animal sanctuary, a wildlife biologist, a dangerous landscape, and a mysterious predator...I’M HOOKED. I cannot wait to read this! Take a 👀 at the synopsis in the comments. Do you enjoy survival stories?! Thank you so much @williammorrowbooks and @tlcbooktours for my free copy.
It’s Sunday evening and I’m starting @adamlgne It’s Sunday evening and I’m starting @adamlgnevill ‘s WYRD AND OTHER DERELICTIONS. I became a big fan of Adam when I read his book THE REDDENING which I highly recommend. This is a short story collection and I have high hopes because he writes horror beautifully. And if the cover freaks you out, just focus on the adorable sleeping kitty behind it. Also, side note, I love Adam’s hardcovers! They are so striking! 🎉 GIVEAWAY 🎉 . I have an accidental, extra signed copy to give to one of you! All you have to do is comment with what you’re reading, write “ENTERED” and give a follow to the @night_worms! Bonus entry if you follow @adamlgnevill! Good luck 🎉 . . . #nightwormsbookparty #promotehorror #shortstories #adamnevill #horrorbooks
Happy Weekend! Today I got to see my best friend a Happy Weekend! Today I got to see my best friend and her family. I haven’t seen her in person for over a year. She lives in the Bay Area so it’s a jaunt and of course, the pandemic. She just left and I miss her already 😭 😭 . On another note, I am so lucky to feature THE NEIL GAIMAN READER, forward by Marlon James. I am so excited to read this book that I’m jumping up and down with glee. Take a peek at the synopsis in the comments below. How is your Saturday going?! Thank you so much @tlcbooktours and @williammorrowbooks for my free copy.
#BuddyReadsToDieFor made INVISIBLE GIRL by @lisaje #BuddyReadsToDieFor made INVISIBLE GIRL by @lisajewelluk our November pick and we are so excited for this read that we are giving away TWO copies. This is INTERNATIONAL so enter away! 🎉🎉 ______ To enter: 1. Must be following @jessicamap @shereadswithcats & @wherethereadergrows 2. Tag all your friends! (Or just a few ;)) 3. Tell us your favorite Lisa Jewell book or most anticipated one. BONUS ENTRIES: 1. Follow @lisajewelluk 2. Follow @atriabooks 3. Post in your stories and tag us! ______ Once you receive your book, we ask that you post and use the tag #buddyreadstodiefor and tag us so we can see it!! Not affiliated with Instagram. This giveaway will end on 10/29. Synopsis in the comments below. 🎉🎉
It’s a #bookreview! I am so obsessed with this a It’s a #bookreview! I am so obsessed with this author! @laynefargo’s THEY NEVER LEARN is a feminist serial killer thriller that I could not look away from. This was one of my most anticipated reads of the year because I loved TEMPER. But readers, this one is even better! Dr. Scarlett Clark, an English professor at Gorman University, has a side gig. Scarlett kills men who assault and rape women. She’s intelligent and cunning as her kills always make it look like an accident or suicide. She’s gifted indeed. Enter Dr. Mina Pierce, the head of Psychology, who starts to investigate what she believes are suspicious deaths. This might put a wrench in Scarlett’s plans, but it doesn’t stop the killings. I got all the Dexter vibes, but with a totally different story. Full disclosure, I love serial killer thrillers, and Dexter is one of my favorite shows, so give me a psychopath vigilante killer any day! The alternating chapters between Scarlett and Carly, a university student, are brilliant. The intensity of the story is all consuming and masterfully constructed. Fargo is a gifted writer as she did a stellar job at letting everything unfold at the exact right time. She wrote a dark feminist twist on how universities treat rape victims in academia (as in, they do nothing). It’s such a fun read! THEY NEVER LEARN will have you spellbound by its edgy plot and intriguing characters. There are some great gasp-worthy moments and It’s binge-worthy gold! If this book sounds like your cup of tea, I say go for it!
Welcome to Horror & Stephen King Corner, hardback Welcome to Horror & Stephen King Corner, hardback edition. My horror wraps around the corner and continues to fantasy and science fiction. Keep in mind, the majority of my horror is located in Paperback Paradise in my office, along with my Stephen King paperbacks. Okay okay, now comes the question...do you know which two books don’t belong and are driving me crazy? Eventually, I’m going to move that shelf where it makes more sense, but it involves adjusting every single shelf. 😅 Have you figured it out?!
Happy Tuesday! Here’s a #bookreview for your rea Happy Tuesday! Here’s a #bookreview for your reading pleasure. And it’s out today! PLAIN BAD HEROINES by Emily M. Danforth is everything I hoped it would be. I chipped away at it over a few days and it was glorious. I never wanted it to end. The memoir written in 1902, Mary MacLane’s I Await the Devil Is Coming (which I happen to own), is tied very closely to this story. This brick of a book revolves around the unorthodox deaths of students at Rhode Island’s The Brookhants School for Girls in 1902. These students were said to be cursed due to their obsession with MacLane’s memoir, which caused quite a stir at the time. Mary MacLane’s memoir is basically the diary of an intelligent and confident, yet lonely, 19-year-old woman who calls on the devil because of her sexual desire for women. MacLane, rightly so, refused to conform to the “normal” standards put on women. The students that obsessed over the risqué memoir formed a secret club called the PLAIN BAD HEROINE SOCIETY. Now, jumping between timelines, a movie is to be made based on the eerie Brookhant deaths that occurred over one hundred years ago. Hollywood casts celebrity lesbian actor Harper Harper as the lead and so story takes off. Speaking of obsession, I am obsessed with everything about this gorgeous novel. Danforth writes a mixed genre novel with some of it haunting, gothic, and atmospheric, and other parts with a juicy Hollywood feel, and not to mention, smart satire! Danforth even gives us footnotes. FOOTNOTES. Also, we get these perfect black and white illustrations by Sara Lautman throughout the story. It’s epic! And amazing! And brilliant! It’s 600 pages of pure goodness. PLAIN BAD HEROINES has it all from horror, to literary fiction, queer relationships, and when it calls for it, humor. Love the story, love the extras, love everything, LOVE IT. Thank you so much @williammorrowbooks for my free copy. Is this one on your radar?!
I honestly don’t think another cover captures th I honestly don’t think another cover captures the spirit of #Halloween as Lucy A. Snyder’s HALLOWEEN SEASON ( I mean LOOK AT IT) This is a delightful collection that includes mostly Halloween themed stories plus a couple of Christmas stories. The ones in the first part of the book were my favorite. There’s also a few poems! So much variety! “Cosmic Cola” was my favorite story. A small town girl named Millie lives for Halloween. When she gets invited to an intriguing party, it’s pure brilliance! The other stories I loved, in no particular order, are Visions of the Dream Witch, Hazelnuts and Yummy Mummies, A Preference for Silence, The Kind Detective, In the Family, and What Dwells Within. Like I said, everything I enjoyed was in the beginning, but that alone makes this worth the money. Now for some bad news. Here’s what I didn’t enjoy and this is just a personal preference. The Christmas stories were not my thing because I am all about Halloween right now. I’m not a big fan of Christmas in general (I know, I know I’m a Scrooge) so this did not jive with me. But to end on a very high note, I loved the poem in the beginning, “Beggars’ Night”. It was a wonderful touch to a solid collection of stories. Thank you so much @rdspress for this BEAUTIFUL copy. #bookreview
📣 #BuddyRead ALERT 📣 . While spooky season m 📣 #BuddyRead ALERT 📣 . While spooky season may be coming to an end (for some), let's continue getting thrilled in a different way! We are truly excited to announce that LISA JEWELL's latest, INVISIBLE GIRL, is the #BUDDYREADSTODIEFOR November pick! We cannot wait for everyone to get their hands on this anticipated thriller read! Comment below if you'd like to be included in our chat group! We look forward to discussing it with everyone. And stay tuned for an international giveaway coming for two lucky winners! 🎉🎉 . . . Synopsis: "Owen Pick’s life is falling apart. In his thirties, a virgin, and living in his aunt’s spare bedroom, he has just been suspended from his job as a geography teacher after accusations of sexual misconduct, which he strongly denies. Searching for professional advice online, he is inadvertently sucked into the dark world of incel—involuntary celibate—forums, where he meets the charismatic, mysterious, and sinister Bryn. Across the street from Owen lives the Fours family, headed by mom Cate, a physiotherapist, and dad Roan, a child psychologist. But the Fours family have a bad feeling about their neighbor Owen. He’s a bit creepy and their teenaged daughter swears he followed her home from the train station one night. Meanwhile, young Saffyre Maddox spent three years as a patient of Roan Fours. Feeling abandoned when their therapy ends, she searches for other ways to maintain her connection with him, following him in the shadows and learning more than she wanted to know about Roan and his family. Then, on Valentine’s night, Saffyre Maddox disappears—and the last person to see her alive is Owen Pick."
It’s #ShelfieSunday - woohoo 🎉🎉 #bookshelv It’s #ShelfieSunday - woohoo 🎉🎉 #bookshelves #booksaremylife How is your weekend going? We had two of my favorite people over yesterday. It was so nice to see their lovely faces (I’m lookin’ at you Jon & Jess 👀) What you see here is the almost organized shelf. I had to organize my thrillers first. Horror I organized as I unpacked. General fiction is still a bit iffy 🤣
It’s #FaceFriday so I saw it as the perfect time It’s #FaceFriday so I saw it as the perfect time to post my newest obsession. @valancourtbooks brilliantly publishes short story collections that will knock your socks off. I own them all and preordered the hardcover of this one: THE VALANCOURT BOOK OF WORLD HORROR STORIES. Watch this space because the @night_worms have an upcoming #NightWormsBookParty for this collection and you don’t want to miss it! What is your newest obsession?! 💀🤘🏻
Some years back I had the privilege to see WICKED Some years back I had the privilege to see WICKED in San Francisco and it was phenomenal. I love musicals but I am picky on what I go see - it’s a bit of a jaunt to the city - and this was more than worth it! So you see, I was over-the-yellow-brick-road excited to get a copy of this gorgeous 25th anniversary edition of the book written by Gregory Maguire! Isn’t it so lovely?! Thank you so much @williammorrowbooks and @tlcbooktours for my free copy. How ‘bout it...are you a WICKED fan?
[partner] @riverheadbooks @tlcbooktours Happy We [partner] @riverheadbooks @tlcbooktours Happy Wednesday book people! It’s still hot in California, but it’s cooling down at night, so we are almost there. I cannot wait for the cold breeze and red leaves. I hope this year I’ll be able to get my favorite apple donuts! What are you most excited about for fall?!! #BookFeature - DAUGHTER OF THE LAKE by Cathy Marie Buchanan (synopsis) It's the season of Fallow, in the era of iron. In a northern misty bog surrounded by woodlands and wheat fields, a settlement lies far beyond the reach of the Romans invading hundreds of miles to the southeast. Here, life is simple--or so it seems to the tightly knit community. Sow. Reap. Honor Mother Earth, who will provide at harvest time. A girl named Devout comes of age, sweetly flirting with the young man she's tilled alongside all her life, and envisions a future of love and abundance. Seventeen years later, though, the settlement is a changed place. Famine has brought struggle, and outsiders, with their foreign ways and military might, have arrived at the doorstep. For Devout's young daughter, life is more troubled than her mother ever anticipated. But this girl has an extraordinary gift. As worlds collide and peril threatens, it will be up to her to save her family and community.
#BookReview #NewRelease RING SHOUT by P. Djèlí Clark is one of the best books of 2020. It is so unique and downright spectacular. @tordotcompub and @torbooks continue to impress me with their novellas. The story takes place in Macon, Georgia, during the 1920s Prohibition. G.W. Griffith releases a film called Birth of a Nation, and when Ku Klux Klan members view it, they become evil demons called Ku Kluxes. Our main protagonist, twenty-five-year-old Maryse Boudreaux, is aware of this and takes action along with help from her allies, the resistance fighters. Having a magical sword and the ability to communicate with spirits, she and her friends set out to locate these monsters and kill them before harming an. This brilliantly written alternate history illustrates the deep-seated racism that exists in America. The imagination in this story is rampant - writing a fantastical alternate history, yet still keeping the topics relevant, blows my mind. And the characters are incredibly well-written. In addition to Maryse, I also loved Sadie, a twenty-one-year-old sharpshooter and Chef, an expert in explosives. The characters in this tiny but mighty book are take-no-prisoners badass! I could go on and on and on. RING SHOUT is such a remarkable book, complete with magic, gore, violence, phenomenal characters, dark humor, impeccable writing, and an ultra-intelligent plot. Just do me a favor and buy this book! Thank you so much @tordotcompub for my free copy!
It’s Monday and I have another successful #Night It’s Monday and I have another successful #NightWormsBookParty #bookreview to share with you! Just know the obsession is real when it comes to horror and my @night_worms family. Anyhoodles, here we go! HELENA by @clairelsmxth is a gothic horror novella that in just 141 pages tells an engrossing story. It is short, but still offers that signature slow-burn that I crave so much in gothic stories. This particular tale takes place in London, mid 1800s, where we meet Helena Morrigan. Helena is an orphan raised by her aunt and uncle after her parents left and never returned. She grew up to be a mortician and funeral director, but unfortunately has come into some financial trouble. She ends up moving into a house near the cemetery, sharing it with orphaned siblings. When a serial killer is on the loose, it not only frightens Helena, but also provides her with steady business. This atmospheric, haunting story hit all the marks for me. Everything from the ominous tone, to the lush descriptions, to mutilated bodies, to the supernatural. And it has a brilliant protagonist to boot. The character of Helena was a joy to read: she’s bewitching, bold, and smart. And the murder mystery element is aces! 3.5 stars! Thank you so much @clashbooks, @clairelsmxth, and the @night_worms for this review copy.
✨✨ Happy #ShelfieSunday ✨✨ I have my books ✨✨ Happy #ShelfieSunday ✨✨ I have my books organized by genre so now all I need to do now is organize by author within each genre. Make sense? Also, I swear this couch is grey in person, ha! I have a cool giveaway going on for Halloween - be sure to check it out! Free book plus lots of goodies! Today I’m reading BURIED IN A BOARDING HOUSE for @spookishmommy’s #bookishtruecrime #bookclub - it’s a fun read indeed! What are you reading?
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