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The Inheritance Games
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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It was ok. First time I read a book without a super duper evil person. I’m not sure it lives up to the hype, but I do recommend reading it. The riddles were fun, I just wish they made more sense. I loved the Hawthorne brothers, they made the story fun. I felt like Avery was a little bland sometimes, so it was good to have the brothers. It’s a really cool plot though, but not my cup of tea:)

Playful By Design
by Myriam Sandler
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I thought it would be more similar to her page with activities, but it was more just basic organization tips.

The Strange Case Of Jane O.
by Karen Thompson Walker
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This book is okay - it's a quick, straightforward read. There were a lot of ways this plot could have gone - down deceptive, psychopathy or metaphysical routes and I was interested to find out what the underlying cause of the main characters symptoms was. When I did found out, I found it unrewarding. I wasn't pleased by how much of the ending is about the doctor and patient's relationship as opposed to the actual plot.

Marriage at Sea
by Sophie Elmhirst
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Interesting story of survival. The couple was eccentric to say the least.

The Five People You Meet In Heaven
by Mitch Albom
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The five people you meet in heaven by Mitch Albom is the first book I read by this author. The story about the old man and how he and others lives are intertwined on Earth was written beautifully by Mitch. my favorite part of the book was regarding forgiveness on Earth (without giving any spoilers haha)! I have recommended this book to my friend who recently recommended Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom. I am excited to read that book next!

Nuclear War
by Annie Jacobsen
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Horrifying read. Great use of the nonfiction and fiction elements

Morning Star
by Pierce Brown
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This series continues to get better each book! I feel so connected to the characters. Heartbroken by some events, but the ending was really good!

The Westing Game
by Ellen Raskin
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Every chapter has new and exciting clues about the mystery. At the end of every chapter you will be left on the edge of your seat because of a cliffhanger. This book is all about who killed Sam Westing. There are sixteen heirs who are in the Westing game to see who will inherit Sam Westing’s wealth.

Rogue Male
by Geoffrey Household
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When you are caught with your gun aimed at the supreme leader of a ruthless and unscrupulous government, you cannot be allowed to escape...but you do. But how can you disguise the marks they left upon you? Who can you turn to when their spies follow your every move? And when one gets in your head and forces you to come to terms with your own motivations, can you overcome the past and break free one last time? Rogue Male was instantly one of my all-time favorite books. Household's writing is subtle and sardonic, capturing all the tension, terror, and intrigue of the hunt. If this book has piqued your interest, I strongly recommend the audiobook narrated by Michael Jayston. You won't regret it.

Daisy Darker
by Alice Feeney
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Twisty and turny with an ending I never saw coming! Alice Feeney never misses, and this claustrophobic family murder mystery is my favorite Feeney so far!
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