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    The Last Lie by Alex Lake
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    'The Last Lie' by Alex Lake is a gripping psychological thriller that delves into the twisted dynamics of a marriage between Claire and Alfie. The story unfolds as Claire discovers the deceit and betrayal hidden behind her seemingly perfect relationship with Alfie. As the tension builds, the reader is taken on a thrill ride of lies, manipulation, and unexpected twists, ultimately leading to a climactic showdown between the characters. The narrative alternates between Claire's perspective of being deceived and Alfie's perspective of weaving a web of lies, creating a compelling and suspenseful read that keeps the reader engrossed until the very last page.

    The plot of 'The Last Lie' revolves around the intricate layers of deception, manipulation, and psychological turmoil experienced by the characters. Alex Lake skillfully crafts a fast-paced narrative filled with suspense, unexpected revelations, and complex character dynamics. The writing style keeps the reader on the edge of their seat, eagerly anticipating the next twist in the story, making it a compelling and engaging read from start to finish.


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    Our House by Louise Candlish
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    The novel 'Our House' by Louise Candlish is a psychological thriller that follows Fiona Lawson as she arrives home to find strangers moving into her house, a house she never sold. The story is told from both Fiona's and her estranged husband Bram's perspectives, with Fiona narrating her side of the story through a podcast and Bram sharing his thoughts via a Word document. As the plot unfolds, secrets, crimes, and consequences are revealed, leading to unexpected twists and turns that keep the reader engaged till the end.

    The van is parked halfway down Trinity Avenue, its square mouth agape, a large piece of furniture sliding down the ribbed metal tongue. Fi watches, squinting into the buttery sunlight—rare for the tim...

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    Hawksong
    Book 1 in the series:The Kiesha'ra

    Hawksong - The Kiesha'ra by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes
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    "Hawksong" in the series "The Kiesha'ra" by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes follows the story of Danica Shardae, heir to the avian throne, and Zane Cobriana, prince of the serpiente, two shapeshifter races at war with each other. In a bid for peace, a marriage is proposed between Danica and Zane, leading to a journey of political intrigue, cultural clashes, and budding romance. The plot delves into the complexities of their relationship, the struggles of their respective peoples, and the sacrifices needed to achieve lasting peace, all while exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and new beginnings. The writing style intricately weaves together mythology, character development, and political tension, creating a captivating young adult fantasy filled with suspense, romance, and unexpected twists.

    The smell of hot avian blood spattered on the stones, and cool serpiente blood that seemed ready to dissolve the skin off my hands if I touched it. The smell of burned hair and feathers and skin of th...

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    Midnight Warrior by Iris Johansen
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    'Midnight Warrior' by Iris Johansen is a medieval romance novel set during the time of the Norman Conquest in England. The story follows the main characters, Brynn and Gage, as they navigate a treacherous world filled with healers, warriors, and mystical elements. The plot revolves around Brynn, a strong-willed healer, who is forced into a marriage with the brutal Dumas but finds solace and love with Gage, a Norman warrior. The book is a mix of historical fiction and fantasy, with elements of magic woven into the storyline, providing an intriguing and suspenseful narrative that keeps readers engaged until the last page.

    The writing style of Iris Johansen in 'Midnight Warrior' is praised for its strong character development, realistic heroes and heroines, and engaging storytelling. The book is described as a delightful adventure with a well-crafted plot that includes multiple love stories intertwined within the main narrative. Readers appreciate Johansen's ability to transport them to the medieval setting and immerse them in the lives of the characters, making them feel like they are living in that century alongside the protagonists.

    She stiffened but did not turn around. She had come to this tiny room in the back of the stable hoping to steal this time for herself, but she should have known she would not be permitted to enjoy thi...

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    Kissing Comfort by Jo Goodman
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    In 'Kissing Comfort' by Jo Goodman, the story revolves around Comfort Kennedy, who was left to die at the age of 5 and rescued by two best friends who raise her as their own. The backdrop of San Francisco in 1870 adds depth to the narrative, with the city's evolving landscape serving as a vivid setting for the characters' intertwined lives. The book delves into themes of love, family, and loyalty, as Comfort finds herself torn between two brothers while uncovering the mysteries of her origins and navigating the complexities of her relationships.

    Jo Goodman's writing style in 'Kissing Comfort' is characterized by a captivating narrative that gradually unfolds, starting with riveting initial chapters that set the stage for a slow build-up before escalating into a compelling and romantic tale. The author's talent shines through in creating believable and engaging characters, from the protagonists to the secondary cast, who bring the historical setting to life with depth and authenticity.

    Comfort Elizabeth Kennedy stood with her back to the granite balustrade on the portico and surveyed the activity in the grand salon. She’d closed the French doors behind her when she made her escape t...

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