FBI Special Agent Pendergast Gets a New Partner in Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child’s ‘Verses for the Dead’ [REVIEW]

August 24, 2022 by Leave a comment

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A killer leaves his calling card at local gravestones in Preston & Child’s Verses for the Dead. (Photo courtesy Canva)

Nobody likes change, especially renowned FBI Special Agent Pndergast who is used to working alone. But government agencies are notorious for switching things up on a moment’s notice, and if he wants to keep his job, he’d better accept his new partner. After all, they have a new case to crack, and this one is as chilling as it is puzzling. Good thing creepy conundrums are right up Pendergast’s alley. Readers are in for another brain-teasing treat in Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child’s Verses for the Dead.

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Sandra Brown’s ‘Mirror Image’ Delivers a Classic Case of Mistaken Identity [REVIEW]

August 20, 2022 by Leave a comment

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A plane crash leaves a woman unrecognizable in Sandra Brown’s classic tale, Mirror Image. (Photo courtesy Canva)

In Sandra Brown’s classic tale of romantic suspense, Mirror Image, the thrills just don’t stop. First, there’s the plane crash. Then our heroine awakens in the hospital with a new face. Now there’s a killer on the loose and her life is in jeopardy once again. Will the terror ever end? You’ll have to read the book to find out!

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An Entire Community Points Fingers at an Amnesiac Auto Accident Survivor in Jeff Abbott’s ‘Blame’ [REVIEW]

February 28, 2022 by Leave a comment

When a 17-year-old girl awakens from a tragic car crash that killed her friend, she can’t remember anything about her life in Jeff Abbott’s Blame. (Photo courtesy Canva)
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Two teens caught in a devastating car wreck. One dies. The other’s memory is stolen. What caused the accident? No one knows for sure. And now everyone is pointing fingers at the survivor. But is she really responsible or is she a victim herself? Find out in Jeff Abbott’s psychological thriller, Blame.

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Jenny Holiday’s ‘Mermaid Inn’ Captures Coastal Living with Candor and Wit [REVIEW]

February 20, 2022 by Leave a comment

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She has no intention of returning to her tiny coastal retreat. He has tried every way he can to forget about her once she left. But when an inheritance sends her back against her better judgment, will they take advantage of a second chance at love or let their feelings stay buried forever? Find out in Jenny Holiday’s charming small-town romance, Mermaid Inn.

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In Christie Craig’s ‘Don’t Breathe a Word,’ One Woman Will Do Whatever It Takes to Keep Her Niece Safe from Harm [REVIEW]

February 15, 2022 by Leave a comment

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You can’t outrun your secrets. (Photo courtesy Canva)

She’s new in town. He’s a curious neighbor. When sparks fly between them, will she be able to trust him with a secret that has the potential to destroy the new life she’s worked so hard to create? Find out in Christie Craig’s dazzling thriller, Don’t Breathe a Word.

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