February was a really good month for reading. The books were great and had me being disciplined so at the end of every day I had time to dive deep into reading. Instead of doing lengthy reviews, I hav challenged myself to short reviews I hope you like and you can find online, at your bookstore, or local library.
Kin, by Tayari Jones. Tayari Jones doesn’t write books, she writes epic stories and Kin is the kind of story that makes you call someone you’ve been meaning to call and tell them about this book. I held back from finishing the book for two days because I knew the end was coming and I didn’t want to the book to end. I physically hugged this book when I was done.
Anatomy of an Alibi, by Ashley Elston. If you loved First Lie Wins, buckle up for the next Elston ride. She knows how to make a lie feel real and have you actually questinong what is truth. This one keeps you second-guessing every page.
Finding Grace, by Loretta Rothschild. When the first sentence of the book makes your jaw drop, you know it’s going to be good. Loretta’s writing is visceral and this book takes you on a journey. I can’t wait to read more from this author.
Little One, by Olivia Muenter. Raw, intimate, and uncomfortable a times, Little One is the book you didn’t know you needed until you’re halfway through it.
Once and Again, by Rebecca Serle. Serle understands that love isn’t just a feeling, it’s a decision you keep making over and over again. Her writing never disappoints.
The First Time I Saw Him, by Laura Dave. Laura Dave writes tension in a thriller with with precision. If you are watching the series on Apple TV, you know it gives a lot of twists and turns.
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