Book Review
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Audiobook Review: With a Kiss We Die by L.R. Dorn
With a Kiss We Die is an intimate thriller following a pair of star-crossed lovers accused of a heinous murder told through a true crime podcast that ultimately failed to deliver what I hoped. Read my full review for more!
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Review: Thirteen by Steve Cavanagh
Thirteen is a gripping legal thriller that delivers on its unique premise and captures readers with compelling characters and non-stop action. Read my full review for more!
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Review: Mindbreaker by Kate Dylan
Mindbreaker is a nuanced and electric YA sci-fi novel exploring humanity and agency soaked in cool tech and brimming with rebellion. Read my full review!
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Audiobook Review: We’ll Never Tell by Wendy Heard
We'll Never Tell is a gripping YA mystery filled with twisted Hollywood charm and characters that won't let you go. Read my full review for more!
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Review: The Deep Sky by Yume Kitasei
The Deep Sky is a stunning debut sci-fi thriller that explores the complexity of human relationships in the face of disaster while delivering an enthralling mystery that won't let you go. Read my full review for more!
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Audiobook Review: The Apollo Murders by Chris Hadfield
The Apollo Murders is a gripping historical sci-fi thriller with twists and technical details only someone who's actually been to space could write. Read my full review for more!
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Review: Never Ever Getting Back Together by Sophie Gonzales
Never Ever Getting Back Together is a fun, fast-paced, and delightfully queer revenge story with just the right amount of drama for any reality TV lover. Read my full review for more!
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Mini Self-Improvement Audiobook Reviews | Sustain Your Game + LifePass
I share mini-reviews for two self-improvement audiobooks, LifePass and Sustain Your Game.
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Review: Mindwalker by Kate Dylan
Mindwalker is a propulsive YA sci-fi novel that effortlessly delivers cinematic action and a nuanced exploration of consent and institutional power dynamics. Read my full review for more!
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Review: All Good People Here by Ashley Flowers
All Good People Here is a gripping debut with many layers and even more secrets — nothing is as it seems in this small town thriller. Read my full review for more!
