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Mother-daughter Murder Night
by Nina Simon
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I listened to this as an audiobook and truly enjoyed it. Parts were a bit of a stretch but it was well written and the characters were well developed.

Rules For Ruin
by Mimi Matthews
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This was a major letdown. I went in expecting gothic romance and intrigue, but what I got was a painfully slow plot, flat characters, and a love story that felt forced and underdeveloped. The heroine lacked depth, the pacing dragged, and even the “ruin” part didn’t feel particularly high-stakes or emotionally compelling. Mimi Matthews usually delivers, but this felt like a rough draft compared to her other work. I kept waiting for the story to pick up or surprise me—but it never did. Disappointing from start to finish.

Funny Story
by Emily Henry
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Cute story. Yet predictable.

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.

Gold
by Chris Cleave
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Very different, I really enjoyed it. This was an audio version. Good narrator.

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

Conjured
by Sarah Beth Durst
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Amazing, I couldn’t stop reading

Cape
by Kate Hannigan
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Josie believes that superheroes are still around, saving the world, even though they haven't been seen for years. But when she actually becomes one, she discovers that she's meant to team up with two other girls: and they couldn't be more different. However, when an evil plot unfolds to get secret technology to the nazis, Josie and her friends know they must put a stop to it. I really enjoyed this book because of the unique characters, and their determination to help in the war effort. However, sometimes the writing was unclear. Otherwise, this is an awesome book. The characters are smart, interesting, and unique, and it's a great book.

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.

Careless People
by Sarah Wynn-Williams
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Wonderful book. Highly recommended. Discusses the evolution of Facebook from a venue for socializing to an unregulated political action entity
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