Changes by Jim Butcher

March 14th, 2019 Kimberly Review 24 Comments

14th Mar
Changes by Jim Butcher

I took off my headphones and screamed, “Holy Shit!” or a slightly more colored variation, but people, Changes by Jim Butcher, the twelfth novel in the Harry Dresden Files was intense, mind-blowing, hilarious, heartbreaking and full of twisted fu@kery. Yeah ok, I liked it.

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Suspicious Minds by Gwenda Bond

February 11th, 2019 Kimberly Review 24 Comments

11th Feb
Suspicious Minds by Gwenda Bond

Stranger Things was our first Netflix series binge, despite owning Netflix since its inception. I was excited when Suspicious Minds by Gwenda Bond, a prequel to the series came across my desk. The story takes us to 1969,  Indiana and into the Hawkins National Laboratory where Dr. Martin Brenner is conducting LSD tests on college students for the CIA. Come along and meet test subject 008.

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Verity by Colleen Hoover

February 7th, 2019 Kimberly Review 37 Comments

7th Feb
Verity by Colleen Hoover

I’ve enjoyed Colleen Hoover’s romances, but as many of you know I haven’t been craving the genre lately. I have been devouring thrillers, fantasies, suspense, and murder-mysteries! Such is the life of a fickle reader. However, early reviews dubbed this a mind-fuck and declared, “What the hell did I just read?!?” I decided I would eventually read it. 

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The Au Pair by Emma Rous

February 4th, 2019 Kimberly Review 17 Comments

4th Feb
The Au Pair by Emma Rous

The Au Pair written by Emma Rous and narrated by Elizabeth Sastre & Nicola Barber offered a suspenseful domestic-noir that held me captive. I first learned about the book at Between my Lines and jumped at the chance to review the audio. Rous takes us to the New England coast in this gothic tale as a distraught young woman searches for clues about her past.

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Stuck by Samantha Durante

January 29th, 2019 Kimberly Review 18 Comments

29th Jan
Stuck by Samantha Durante

It’s been five-years since the release of Shudder, the second book in the Stitch Trilogy and I was a tad nervous going in. How much would I remember with over 1,000 books read between them? I needn’t have worried, Samantha Durante quickly pulled me back into this nail-biting science fiction dystopian with Struck. 

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