Queen B’s Decree: I loved the format of Everyone in My Family has Killed Someone, so I excitedly jumped into this continuation. I love Ernest’s voice. I love that I feel like I get insight into the mystery and what’s happening. The way Ernest’s mind works just vibes with me. I’ve recently gotten into classic […]
Queen B’s Decree: I put Jurassic Park on my 23 books in 2023 list since it has been one of my favorite movies since childhood. I thought there was no way I’d like the book more than the movie, right? Since I have 30 years of hard core love. False. This book was enthralling. I […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Engagement Party has a bit of a “And Then There Were None” vibe, with all the characters trapped on a remote island. I really liked that we had a few different points of view, and that I really never knew who to trust. A bunch of old college friends are reuniting […]
Queen B’s Decree: Girl, Forgotten switches back and forth between the point-of-view of a long-murdered girl, Emily, and the modern day perspective of a brand new US Marshal trying to solve her cold case. I was hooked from the beginning. There were so many suspects; Emily was part of a pretty terrible friend group, and […]
Queen B’s Decree: You Can Trust Me was my first read by Kiersten Modglin, but I’d seen her books all over the gram, so I was anticipating some twists. And she delivered. As soon as I thought I could predict what was happening, BAM. Twist. Also, I’m now terrified of going on a cruise, so […]
Queen B’s Decree: American Girl is told from the perspective of our heroine, Charlie, an autistic senior in high school. Charlie’s home life is not…the best, so her coworkers at the sandwich shop have essentially become her found family. So when one of them may have killed their not-a-good-guy boss, she’ll do whatever she can […]
Queen B’s Decree: I was 100% sucked into Your Lonely Nights Are Over. A long dormant serial killer has come back soon after a show features the cold case…and members of the high school queer club seem to be targeted. This book is advertised as “Scream meets Clueless” and that feels very accurate. There was […]
Queen B’s Decree: Suddenly a Murder is very nostalgic for Agatha Christie murder mysteries. A bunch of recently graduated rich high school students are spending the week at a remote island, living their life like it’s the 1920’s. Fancy dresses, tennis games, and dinner parties. But of course there’s a murder. And as time moves […]
Queen B’s Decree: Sun Damage really made me want to take a vacation to France, minus the whole conman thing. Without giving too much away, I felt that Sun Damage had a relatively slow build up, but kept me enthralled. Our protagonist was pretty complex, and I could see why she struggled so much with […]
Queen B’s Decree: I went into this thinking “ohhhh, a murdery thriller” and was faced with animal abuse and cruelty from our main narrator very early on. And I guess I’ve discovered that’s a hard stop for me. So make note: trigger warning. Did not finish. Book: The Nail Salon by Natalie TambiniSeries: standaloneGenre: ThrillerHotness: […]