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Leave the World Behind
by Rumania Alam
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Wow, zoomed through it in 2 days. Only 240 pages. Unsettling story. What’s happened, why is the power out, why is there no noise of planes and cars. Do we stay in the house or venture out? Well?

The Hunger Games (hunger Games, Book One)
by Suzanne Collins
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This book is truly a masterpiece and I can’t wait to read the rest.

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

Bury Our Bones In The Midnight Soil
by V. E. Schwab
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Honestly? I expected more. The premise promised atmospheric gothic vibes and some steamy sapphic vampire tension, which technically it delivered—but that’s kind of all it delivered. The plot felt thin, the pacing dragged, and the characters didn’t have much depth beyond brooding and lusting. It leaned so hard into the aesthetic and smut that it forgot to give us a story worth sinking our teeth into. If you’re here purely for the lesbian vampire content, you’ll probably find enough to enjoy. But if you were hoping for Schwab’s usual layered world-building or emotionally complex storytelling? This one’s six feet under.

The Secret Life Of Sunflowers
by Marta Molnar
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I really enjoyed this book which weaves two stories, one historical fiction about Vincent VanGogh’s sister-in-law and the other a modern-day story about a granddaughter and her eccentric grandmother. It was obvious that the author did a lot of research to tell this interesting story.

Slay
by Laurell K. Hamilton
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With the advent of the thirtieth novel of the Anita Blake Vampire Hunter Series, Laurell K. Hamilton brings the Greek legend of the fire breathing dragon to readers in Deimos. Beginning with a visit of her ultra Catholic family from Indiana, the novel gets off to fast pace start with a hate crime attack on Anita’s fiancé Jean-Claude that makes victims out of Wicked and Truth. And opens the doors for a weakening of the marks of Richard and Jean-Claude respectively. Deimos kidnapped Anita in a bid to woo her to his side, to make him king of all vampires. But little does he know that she has the werewolves, wereleopards, and other werebeasts at her call. Fans of Hamilton’s series will jump at this novel.

The End Of October, A Novel By Lawrence Wright
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It is an eerie story, but it is so well researched in terms of all the history and events related to the history of humanity's health that it makes it easier for regular people, not doctors, to understand the different methods and intricacies of science and viruses. It is well written, relevant and informative.

A Shore Thing
by Joanna Lowell
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A wonderfully fun queer Victorian romance filled with strong women , seaweed and bicycling.

Paradise Lost
by Steven L. Layne
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This was a really good book and people should read it more often. I love the thoughtfulness put into this. Also love creativity from the first book and putting that into this book. Has really good cliff hangers too!

Zetas Till We Die
by Amber and Danielle Brown
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A story of sorority sisters in life after college and how the past catches up to you. Although reference to sorority life, it does not feel authentic. The words sisters & sisterhood was repetitive and really had no impact on the storyline or feel of the book. It was a predictable murder mystery with bland characters.
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