Kill a Spy
by Samantha Lee Howe

In the third House of Killers book, the body count is rising as women who look similar to Neva are being brutally murdered. Neva is still in hiding while looking for a way to clear her name, while also taking out the rest of the Network. Ben & Mia have gone into hiding from the Network, but it may be too late. Before it all went down in the previous book, Neva had warned Michael that there was a mole in M15 and the Network was planning to activate Mia. Ufortunately, no one took Neva seriously........now is it too late? I love these books. They are addictive. If you have ever watched Killing Eve, that is what I imagine when I see it all unfold. The author does such an excellent job with her writing that I feel like I can really see it all play out. You definitely want to start with book one, so you aren't lost, but once you read one you will be hooked just like I am. If you love a good thriller, then this series is perfect for you. I highly recommend it!
 
 

Mastering The Sat
by Bobrow, Jerry

The book was really good for review and it shows me what I need to learn about.
 
 

The Good Sister Sally Hepworth
by Sally Hepworth

This book was a wild ride between twin sisters with very different stories about their childhood. I would highly recommend this book if you love a page turner.
 
 

The Bridge Home

I really enjoyed this book! I would give it 5 stars! It had great characters and a very interesting plot. The ending made my cry but overall I really enjoyed it!
 
 

The Other Passenger Louise Candlish
by Louise Candlish

Jamie Buckby departs the river commuter boat to head into work and is immediately met by two detectives who want to question him conceerning his friend Kit who is missing. Jamie is the last person to see him supposedly, when they had gotten into a heated argument. Now Jamie is a prime suspect in Kit's disappearance. As the days follow, Jamie tries to prove his innocence and determine what happened to his friend. I am normally a fan of this author's books, but this one was a miss for me. I thought maybe it was a slow start but the entire book seemed to drag. It had a few plot twists, but not enough to redeem itself. None of the main characters were likeable, and there just wasn't much of a plot to it. I just didn't care for this one at all.
 
 

Treasure Hunters James Patterson
by James Patterson

Can not stop reading this book!!
 
 

The Sinful Lives Of Trophy Wives Kristin Miller
by Kristin Miller

Mystery writer Brooke Davies & her tech-billionaire husband, Jack move into Presidio Terrace, San Francisco’s most exclusive neighborhood, only to find out they will be neighbors to Georgia St. Claire, better known as the “Black Widow”. Georgia supposedly murdered her first two husbands and is now engaged to be married a third time. Brooke strikes up a friendship with Georgia, and with Erin King, news anchor and chair of the community board who is also Georgia's best friend. As Brooke spends time with the two women, she decides to work their characters into her current murder mystery. Days before Georgia is set to wed again the groom goes missing and Georgia is the prime suspect. I really wanted to like this book. I have read other books by this author and enjoyed those, but this one fell flat for me. It was like a real housewives murder mystery meets daytime soaps and I don't mean this in a good way. I really can not in good conscience recommend this one.
 
 

Everybody Poops
by Everybody Poops

Love Action Poop
 
 

By The Book
by Amanda Sellet

This book was super cute! I enjoyed reading it.
 
 

The Lights Of Sugarberry Cove By Heather Webber
by Heather Webber

Sadie Way Scott left home after she nearly drowned in the lake outside of her family's B&B when she was 18, and she never looked back. She only returned to Sugarberry Cove, Alabama for a handful of holidays and then she sped back out of town. She is the host of her own cooking show about southern cooking and family, but despite the show's popularity, she feels like that can't possibly be why she was saved that night. Sadie’s sister, Leala Clare, should be perfectly content, but instead, her marriage is on the rocks and she isn't sure they will survive. When Sadie and Leala's mother suffers a minor heart attack, the girls go to stay with their mother & run the B&B for her while she recouperates. It is the last place either one of them wants to be. However, a little lake magic may be what they both need to fix all of their problems. I am a huge fan of this author, and was excited to read this newest book. Once again, she delivered a story filled with magic, mystery, love and family. The book is filled with colorful , interesting characters like Sadie who, when she drowned at age 18 her hair turned silver, like the color of the stars. If you are in the mood for a good story, then this is the perfect book to settle down with. I can promise you will be as enchanted as I was.