
Liar Liar – James Patterson
Harriet Blue has gone rogue after learning of her brother’s murder while he was incarcerated and the man that framed Sam for his deeds? Still on the run and still killing innocent people. Harriet is on a mission of finding him, Regan Banks, and kill him for all the wrong he’s done. Not just revenge but also justice for every single family member he has left behind by killing the innocent. This story was so heart wrenching, fast paced and chilling. I could not put it down.
Fifty Fifty – James Patterson
After reading the first book in this series I knew I had to buy the other books as well. Harriet Blue is a cop with a violent streak but very good at her job. But that violent streak does get her in trouble from time to time. Her brother is on trail for multiple murders and whilst Harriet wants to find out who framed Sam, she gets sent away to the desert to solve a case. Her partner and an old friend team up to look into the framing of Sam, what will they find?


The Lost Apothecary – Sarah Penner
The lost apothecary; is it worth the read? YES. This really is a genre I wouldn’t normally pick but the story was consistent but maybe a bit slow. It has two storylines; one that plays out in the late 1700’s and one in the present. The apothecary was in use in the late 1700’s not only for woman’s maladies but also to buy poison, discretely. The business came crumbling down when Nella had one wrong client. In the present day world, Caroline is dead set on finding this apothecary and what happened.

Quicksilver by Callie Hart
Folklore, that’s what I’ve been thought to believe about Fae. But when they turned out to be real, that magic was real and there are whole realms and other monsters..
Watch Me by Tahereh Mafi
We follow Rosa, condemned to do the reestablishments dirty work because of her dad’s treason and her mother suicide. Living in the Ark, a luxurious place although a small group of people are living in small shed like houses. We also follow James, a boy with a rebel streak from the new republic wanting to infiltrate the ark.


The Tenant by Freida McFadden
Blake is a very successful man; until he isn’t. When he gets fired from his job, he and his girlfriend can’t afford the mortgage any longer; So, they have to find a tenant to make ends meet. When they finally find someone that seems to fit in, strange things keep happening and Blake gets more and more agitated. The latest Freida books haven’t been giving me that same wow factor as the housemaid did, and that’s a shame.