Ladykiller by Katherine Wood- Publishes 7/9/24

 


Be transported to the exotic Greek Islands and live the life of a carefree,  newly married woman.  However things aren't exactly what they seem.  In this thrilling, thriller, Gia is newly married and is renovating her Greek home left to her by her father.  She is getting ready to sell it so that she will have some money after being left nothing when her father passed.  She hopes to get together with her best friend Abby and brother.  Abby is excited to see Gia since they haven't spoken since a falling out she and Gia had after Gia said she was getting married.  There is so much history between these two.  When Gia doesn't meet Abby in Sweden, Abby is worried something is wrong.  Luckily Gia has left a manuscript that will shed light on what has been happening.  


The novel gives Abby's view point and Gia's through her manuscript.  There is so much to delve into and you won't want to stop reading this novel. I loved that it was a thriller but also a mystery rolled into one.  The setting also makes this book one you won't want to miss.  I actually felt like I was on a Greek island as I wanted to find out what was going to happen next.  My only critique is I wanted more from the ending.  I feel like I still need to know more.  Overall, a good thriller. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Neferura by Malayna Evans

Image
  Neferura will transport you back to ancient Egypt, into a world filled with drama, espionage, and court politics.  It is a fascinating, account of one of the only daughters of two pharaohs.  Hatshepsut was the first female pharaoh who did amazing things with her rule during a time when women ruling should have been unthinkable.  This story delves into her rule but the main focus is on her daughter, Neferura. What I really enjoyed about this book was Neferura is portrayed as a strong female whose life is not as easy as one would think for having a mother who is a pharaoh.  She has always had to placate her half-brother Thutmose III, who is co-ruler with her mother.  Thutmose hates Neferura and will do all that he can to over throw Hatshepsut and Neferura.  Neferura must use her own wits to figure out a way to out smart Thutmose before he finds out a way to get rid of her permanently.   I love a story that is set in ancient Egypt and this one...
Read more

Darling Girls by Sally Hepworth

Image
  My heart broke for the three sisters, Jessica, Norah, and Alicia. At one point in this novel I was an emotional wreck and could not stop reading because I just had to find out how things were going to play out.  The novel alternates between the present and the past.  Bones have been found at the house where the sisters grew up. The question is who do the bones belong to and does it have anything to do with their foster mother, Miss Fairchild?   I thoroughly enjoyed the writing of this novel.  The story flowed and I was very invested in what was going to happen to the main characters.  I also thought I had figured out the twist in the novel but I was wrong.  The ending just blew me away.  This was a fantastic thriller and be prepared to be emotionally invested!
Read more

One Big Happy Family by Jaime Day- pulishes 7/16/24

Image
 Imagine being trapped in a hotel on the coast of Maine during a major hurricane.  Now imagine that each of the guests are hiding secrets and the only way to survive is to uncover the truth.  What follows is an intense thriller with lots of twists and action! Charley lives and works at the hotel. When the owner dies and the three daughters come to the hotel to hear who will inherit what, she is worried that her life might change drastically.  She needs this job to support her grandmother in her nursing home. The same day that the three sisters are coming to the hotel she meets Bree, who needs a place to hide from her abusive boyfriend.  Charley, decides to help Bree but is risking her job to do it.  After meeting the three sisters and their families things only get more intense as we find out that each sister has her own baggage in more ways than one.  This book was told from multiple points of view which helped keep me glued to the pages. The author d...
Read more