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The Bridesmaid
by Nina Manning
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3.5 Stars The overall story and plot were pretty engaging, and for most of the book, I was invested. The buildup had me thinking something major was coming—especially around Sasha and the wedding—but the ending really fell flat. It felt like all that tension and foreshadowing led to a “twist” that wasn’t much of a twist at all. I expected a lot more scheming or chaos, especially from Sasha, but it didn’t deliver. It had great potential, but the conclusion just didn’t match the suspense the book had been building.

All in her head
by Elizabeth comen
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It was informative, but long winded for my taste. I'm glad this book, and this topic, are out there for sure. It's eye opening and raises awareness.

Zero Days
by Ruth Ware
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Page Turner and main character is a heroine to aspire towards.

the Sour Grape
by John Jory and Pete O.
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This is a good book for younger kids showing the mess you can be in when you are sour, the effect it has on other people, and shows that you really have to look into others to see their real meaning for things. Good pictures. I suggest, if you're little, to read this books.

Thoughts & Prayers
by Bryan Bliss
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Its really good so far, extremely captivating.

The Names
by Florence Knapp
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This book is like if a family tree had secrets, trauma, and vibes. The Names is poetic, emotional, and kind of eerie in the best way—Florence Knapp really said “let’s unpack generational identity but make it ?literary?.” It’s not a super fast read (ngl, some parts felt like a mental maze), but if you’re into layered timelines, quiet grief, and stories that make you feel something, it hits. Definitely a book you finish and just stare at the wall for a bit.

Theres A Murder Afoot
by Vicki Delany Sherlock Holmes Bookshop Mystery Seri
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An interesting twist as Gemma travels abroad to speak at a Sherlock convention, and we meet her parents and sister, as well as rogue uncle, that Gemma never knew she had. A murder leads to an Art forgery ring and unexpected family connections as Gemma and crew traipse through London solving both crimes. THe 5th book in the series, it lives up to expectations.

Dahlias For Every Garden
by Marian C. Walker
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I'm a gardner but have never tried to grow dahlias. So, trying something new interested me. Once again, this was a find in the Nook but this time it was a gift from Steve. This is a cute litte hardback with the outline of a dahlia plant on the cover as there is no dust jacket. Fate brought us together as the book was published in 1954 which is my birth year. It's full of information about growing the numerous dahlia plants with listings of the best ones in each category (there are many categories of dahlias) plus listings of which cultivars grow best in each region. But, it was somewhat dry to read because of the lack of color photos. That's because, of course , the books 70 year old publication date. I'm growing a Proven Winners Apricot dahlia plant in a pot in my front yard. It hasn't bloomed yet but I'm looking forward to that.

His & Hers
by Alice Feeney
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Good suspense/ thriller book. I usually figure out what the ending is going to be in these books, but this kept me guessing till the very end!

Faith Alone
by Bo Giertz
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Great novel that explores Lutheran Theology.
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