Sometimes the best way to talk about books isn’t with a formal review, but with a chat. So here’s my Skyland trilogy FAQ—my favorite characters, the quotes I loved, the moments that broke me, and the ones that had me fanning myself. Who was my best character? I’m torn between Yasmeen and Aaron. Yasmeen because […]
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Some books are more than stories—they’re mirrors, holding up truths we often avoid. Kennedy Ryan’s Skyland trilogy did that for me. It’s a series about love, yes, but also about resilience, therapy, friendship, grief, and the quiet power of women daring to rebuild their lives. This is not just a simple recap—it’s my Skyland trilogy
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This Two Nights in Lisbon review isn’t about the mystery or the plot twists. Sure, the plot is a suspenseful one—set in Lisbon, with a woman whose husband disappears under strange circumstances. It’s about the quiet cultural commentary that runs underneath. Chris Pavone weaves in subtle observations about American life—the lies we live with, the
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I picked up Shell Games thinking it would be light and entertaining—a good “palate cleanser” read. And in a way, it was. But it also surprised me by going deeper than expected. The setup: Kate is 70, wealthy, and fabulous—and about to marry her teenage sweetheart. But on their wedding night, she calls the cops,
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Spoiler warning: this reflection includes major plot details from the novel. If you haven’t read the book yet and want to go in blind (which I recommend), maybe save this post for later. Reading Dark Matter felt like falling down a rabbit hole I didn’t even realize I’d entered. One moment I thought I knew
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