Personal Reflection: A Haunting Grasp Freida McFadden’s Death Row from the Alibis collection caught my attention almost instantly. As someone who’s often drawn to books that explore the intricacies of truth and deception, this psychological thriller promised a gripping narrative wrapped in the uncertainty of innocence and guilt. Honestly, who doesn’t love a good twist?

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A Rockin’ Good Time: My Take on The Whyte Python World Tour If you’ve ever found yourself reminiscing about those glamorous, yet chaotic days of late ’80s hair metal, you’re going to want to pick up The Whyte Python World Tour by David Walther. I snagged an advance copy at the Penguin Random House booth

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Attack from Within: How Disinformation Is Sabotaging America – A Reflection on a Timely Read When I picked up Attack from Within: How Disinformation Is Sabotaging America, authored by the insightful Barbara McQuade, I thought I was stepping into yet another political commentary. Instead, I found myself engaged with a deeply urgent exploration of how

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Book Review: Lethal Prey (A Prey Novel Book 35) by John Sandford Sometimes, a book finds its way to you just when you need it the most. For me, that book was Lethal Prey, the latest installment in John Sandford’s long-standing Prey series. As a longtime reader who has watched Lucas Davenport and Virgil Flowers

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Unveiling Math’s Hidden Histories: A Dive into The Secret Lives of Numbers As someone who has always been slightly intimidated by mathematics, I was both skeptical and curious when I picked up The Secret Lives of Numbers: A Hidden History of Math’s… by Kate Kitagawa and Timothy Revell. I expected a dry tome filled with

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Review of The Quarry Girls: A Thriller by Jess Lourey When I stumbled upon The Quarry Girls, I was instantly intrigued. The haunting promise of uncovering small-town secrets and the thrill of a mystery woven through the lens of a teenage girl in the ‘70s pulled me in. Jess Lourey, celebrated for her previous works

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