Pretty Things by Janelle Brown

This week's read? Pretty Things... and baby... a time was attempted.

Con artists, privilege, and a tangled web of lies that kept me wondering who was really in control.

I'm breaking down the twists, the shifting alliances, and why this one had an interesting premise even if it didn't completely stick the landing for me.

Official rating inside.

If you've read it, tell me: Buy, Borrow, or Burn?

Until next week… keep turning pages.

No Exit by Taylor Adams

This week's read? No Exit... and baby, a time was read.

A stranded group of strangers. A blizzard. One impossible discovery. This thriller wastes no time throwing you into the action, and it rarely lets up.

I'm breaking down the tension, the nonstop suspense, and why this one had me flipping pages long after I should've been asleep.

Official rating inside.

If you've read it, tell me: Buy, Borrow, or Burn?

Until next week... keep turning pages.

The Scammer by Tiffany D. Jackson

This week's read? The Scammer — and baby… a time was read.

Secrets, deception, and characters who kept me questioning who was really running the game.

I'm breaking down the twists, the motives, and why this one kept me hooked from start to finish.

Official rating inside.

If you've read it, tell me: Buy, Borrow, or Burn?

Until next week… keep turning pages.

The Divorce by Freida McFadden

This week's read? The Divorce... and baby... a time was read.

Lies, betrayal, and enough twists to keep me second-guessing everybody until the very end.

I'm breaking down the suspects, the secrets, and why this one had me hooked... even if I finished with a few unanswered questions.

Official rating inside.

If you've read it, tell me: Buy, Borrow, or Burn?

Until next week... keep turning pages.

Good Intentions by Marisa Walz

This week’s read? Good Intentions — and baby… a time was read.

A complicated main character, messy decisions, and a story that kept reminding me that good intentions don't always lead to good outcomes.

I’m breaking down Cady's choices, the consequences, and why this one had me questioning where good intentions stop being a valid excuse.

Official rating inside.

If you’ve read it, tell me: Buy, Borrow, or Burn?

Until next week… keep turning pages.

Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler

This week's read? Parable of the Sower... and baby... a time was endured.

I respected what Octavia Butler was trying to do more than I enjoyed reading it.

I'm breaking down the themes, the world-building, and why this one left me appreciating the message more than the reading experience.

Official rating inside.

If you've read it, tell me: Buy, Borrow, or Burn?

Until next week... keep turning pages.

The Overnight Guest by Heather Gudenkauf

This week’s read? The Overnight Guest — and baby… a time was read.

An isolated farmhouse, a buried past, and the kind of storm that traps more than just the weather.

I’m breaking down the twists, the alternating timelines, and why this one kept me questioning what really happened until the very end.

Official rating inside.

If you’ve read it, tell me: Buy, Borrow, or Burn?

Until next week… keep turning pages.

Twisted Love by Ana Huang

This week’s read? Twisted Love — and baby… a time was read.

A slow-burning romance, family secrets, and enough banter to make me smile right alongside the characters.

I’m breaking down the chemistry, the emotional journey, and why this story worked so well for me from beginning to end.

Official rating inside.

If you’ve read it, tell me: Buy, Borrow, or Burn?

Until next week… keep turning pages.

How to Kill a Guy in 10 Dates by Shailee Thompson

This week’s read? How to Kill a Guy in 10 Dates — and baby… a time was attempted.

The first 100 pages had me laughing, the middle had me taking naps, and the ending woke me back up just enough to finish.

I’m breaking down the humor, the pacing, and why this one started strong but lost a little steam along the way.

Official rating inside.

If you’ve read it, tell me: Buy, Borrow, or Burn?

Until next week… keep turning pages.

A Flicker in the Dark by Stacy Willingham

This week’s read? A Flicker in the Dark — and baby… a time was attempted.

A convicted serial killer, a family left picking up the pieces, and a twist I genuinely didn't see coming.

I’m breaking down the reveals, the family dynamics, and why I finished this one with more questions than answers.

Official rating inside.

If you’ve read it, tell me: Buy, Borrow, or Burn?

Until next week… keep turning pages.