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.

The Princess and the PI by Nikki Payne

This week’s read? The Princess and the PI — and baby… a time was read.

A murder mystery wrapped in family drama, religion, secrets, and just enough steam to keep things interesting 👀

I’m breaking down the tension, the messy dynamics, and how this story managed to balance mystery, romance, and chaos all at once.

Official rating inside.

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

Until next week… keep turning pages.

The Kind Worth Killing by Peter Swanson

This week’s read? The Kind Worth Killing — and baby… a time was read.

Murder plots, manipulation, and the kind of characters that make you realize nobody in this story should be trusted.

I’m breaking down the twists, the mind games, and why this one kept me locked in watching everybody spiral.

Official rating inside.

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

Until next week… keep turning pages.

Worthy by Jada Pinkett Smith

This week’s read? Worthy — and baby… a time was attempted.

It gave nuggets, not necessarily a full plate… but definitely enough to have me pausing like “wait a minute now 👀”

I’m breaking down the revelations, the relationships, and the moments that had me wanting just a little more clarity by the end.

Official rating inside.

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

Until next week… keep turning pages.

The Girl Before by J.P. Delaney

This week’s read? The Girl Before — and baby… a time was read.

A house like that? With all those rules?? Already a problem.

I stayed locked in trying to figure out what was really going on and how everything connected.

I’m breaking down the tension, the reveals, and why I enjoyed the ride… and now I’m curious to see if the Netflix adaptation got it right.

Official rating inside.

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

Until next week… keep turning pages.

His & Hers by Alice Feeney

This week’s read? His & Hers — and baby… a time was read.

A messy case, dual perspectives, and just enough going on to keep me paying attention…

but it didn’t keep me.

I’m breaking down the twists, the back-and-forth, and why this one was interesting in the moment… but not something I’ll be thinking about later.

Official rating inside.

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

Until next week… keep turning pages.

Kill For Me, Kill For You by Steve Cavanagh

This week’s read? Kill For Me, Kill For You — and baby… a time was read.

A pact like this?? Already a problem.

I stayed locked in trying to figure out who to trust and how far this was really about to go.

I’m breaking down the twists, the tension, and why this one definitely delivered… even if I didn’t need to experience that chaos a second time.

Official rating inside.

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

Until next week… keep turning pages.

Don’t Let Him In by Lisa Jewell

This week’s read? Don’t Let Him In — and baby… a time was read.

It gave chaos. It gave comedy. And it definitely had me trying to piece things together the whole time.

I’m breaking down what worked, what had me locked in, and why the ending didn’t fully satisfy me.

Official rating inside.

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

Until next week… keep turning pages.

Once Upon a Time in Dollywood by Ashley Jordan

This week’s read? Once Upon a Time in Dollywood — and baby… a time was endured.

Emotionally heavy and full of moments that should’ve hit… but the story felt all over the place and never quite pulled everything together.

I’m breaking down the emotional weight, the scattered pacing, and why this one didn’t land the way I needed it to.

Official rating inside.

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

Until next week… keep turning pages.