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

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

Six Of Crows
by Leigh Bardugo
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Second time rereading Six of Crows, and it was just as fun as the first time, if not more so! Of course, I'm older than I was before and can now see that it has PLENTY of elements I find questionable, but a great deal of thought has clearly been put into both the plot, setting, and characters, so thinking about those imperfections is still incredibly worthwhile. The characters are delightfully unique and distinct, and the complex shenanigans they get into will make anyone's time. Would recommend for anyone into found family, heists, and quippy writing.

Promises And Primroses
by Josi S. Kilpack
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A Lovely proper romance. It is first in the Mayfield series

Onyx Storm
by Rebecca Yarros
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First book was the best, each one in the series is less compelling

Another Kind
by Trevor Bream
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An amazing book as a different kind of monster story

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

The Ghostwriter
by Julie Clark
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Main girl was literally the worst ?? Okay sooo The Ghost Writer by Julie Clark was kind of a mixed bag. The main character? Straight up unbearable. Like girl, be serious. I spent half the book mentally yelling at her and the other half wishing someone else was the lead. BUT—every time the book dipped into flashbacks or gave us other characters’ POVs? Instantly better. Those parts actually had depth and vibes. If the whole book had just been them, I’d probably be giving this 5 stars tbh. Mid overall, but not a total waste. Just be ready to suffer through the MC to get to the good stuff.

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06/11/2025: Elesium. Braedon is warped through a wormhole into a underground world in the future. He later finds out the startling truth that there is no way home... or is there. He gets himself wound up in a mess with the elesium military and, together with his mentor, a group of thugs, and a scientist who says he can reverse the portals, they explore the other underground governments trying to get the parts they need to reverse the portals. I loved this book. I loves how with books like these authors can connect christianity with science and teach young readers about god through a adventurous story. I lover the book so much that I just couldn't stop reading

Beneath A Scarlet Sky
by Mark Sullivan
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Remarkable historic W
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