Month: February 2020
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The Silent Patient |Alex Michaelides | Book Review
I kept seeing this book everywhere I turned! The Silent Patient has a stunning cover that you won’t easily forget, however, as the saying goes… something about a cover and some judgement, or whatever. I listened to this one on audio book and finished it within a day or two. I will also note that…
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Rules for Vanishing | Kate Alice Marshall | Book Review
In Pittsburgh we have this place everyone calls, “Thirteen Bends.”* It is an abandoned road in the woods that is rumored to be haunted. Our local legend goes something like this… In the 1800’s there was an orphanage along the road that is now called Thirteen Bends. One evening a bunch of teenagers were playing…
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Valentine’s Day | Best Streaming Horror
For those of you who are lucky enough to have a partner to share this Valentine’s Day with, it’s possible that you two might want to relax at home after your romantic dinner. Maybe you want to watch a movie. Maybe you’re into the whole, “getting scared means getting closer,” thing. #cheers Or, maybe you’re…
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The Hunting Party | Lucy Foley | Book Review
Don’t you just love a good old fashion “who done it?” My friends are forever irritated by my desperate complaining to take part in a murder mystery dinner, which I’ll finally be achieving soon thanks to my 30th birthday, but it’s just such a fun concept! The Hunting Party, at a glance, seemed to have…
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Ninth House | Leigh Bardugo |Book Review
My favorite television show in the entire world is Buffy the Vampire Slayer. If you ask me, there was never a show before or after that has managed to capture the essence of what Joss Whedon brought to Buffy. In my eyes, it is the perfect show. (Except for Dawn’s dumb ass and anything that…
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Commune | Stephen Chadbourne | Book Review
Stephen Chadbourne reached out to me about a book he recently wrote, called Commune. He sent me a free copy of it in exchange for an honest review. When he told me the plot, I prioritized reading this immediately! Nothing is more fascinating to me than cults. I know that might seem a little weird,…
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