Gossip is in full swing in their small town when Charlotte marries the wealthy widower Paul. Still, their life is perfect until a young woman’s body is found floating in the exact same spot where Paul’s first wife tragically drowned.
An obscenely rich couple are brutally murdered in their home after an Easter dinner with their three adult children. The children are devastated… or are they?
Ever since I read Gardner’s books for the first time last year, I’ve been a huge fan. So far none of her books have failed me. And this one was no different.
The first book this year that I completed in a little more than a day. Do I need to say more?
The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle. This title is what grabbed my attention when I heard about the book for the first time. Reviews by fellow bookworms convinced me that this is a book I shouldn’t miss.
This year, I seem to have read many books by authors I haven’t read before. Eoin Colfer, Tahereh Mafi, Anthony Horowitz, Lisa Jewel, Riley Sager to name a few. Lock Every Door has been on my TBR since last year. Ever since I saw this on Bookstagram last year, I knew this is a book that I will love.
What She Knew was a random pick at the book fair in Jan. I had not heard about the book or the author. The blurb was great and so was the price! Didn’t think twice before buying it. I’m so glad I picked this up.
I was surprised to discover that this was not a typical Colleen Hoover book. Even though I loved how it started, my intention was to read it in 2-3 days. Never did I imagine that I would finish it in half a day,
Clive Cussler is another author whose books, especially the Dirk Pitt series, have been recommended to me many times due to my love for action. I haven’t yet read any books featuring Dirk Pitt but I managed to get hold of my first Cussler book, The Race, which features Isaac Bell.
