CrazyCat's Book Reviews

5/5: Twisted, Chilling, and Impossible to Put Down The Graveyard Girls is one of the darkest and most emotional cases Ellie Reeves has face

5/5: Unputdownable, Gritty, and Emotionally Charged 📚✨ 5⭐ Read! Little Children by Angela Marsons had me hooked from page one! Two boys go

5/5: Detective Josie Quinn is back, and she’s got a gripping new case to solve. Right from the beginning, Josie is tasked with finding a mis

5/5: First off...is there going to be a second book? Because I need it. I have so many questions! Is Joan hiding something? She’s acting sha

5/5: Kim Stone and her team dive into the world of child beauty pageants. The victims all have daughters who participated in these pageants

4/5: "First Lie Wins" by Ashley Elston is a thrilling ride from start to finish. Evie Porter is the main character, and she’s been sent on a

5/5: I picked up 'Someplace Like Home' by Bobi Conn because of its stunning cover, and I'm so glad I did. The author opens with a note that

5/5: John Marrs delivers speculative fiction at its finest with 'The Family Experiment' - a dark, original, and brilliantly crafted narrativ

4/5: Kiersten Modglin is deviating from her signature fast-paced thrillers to deliver a compelling romantic suspense. Despite my usual avers

3/5: As a fan of both thrillers and romance, I was eager to dive into 'Untold Secrets' for its promise of romantic suspense. While there wer

4/5: Good Bad Girl' is a captivating tale woven with elements of kidnapping, revenge, and the depths of a mother's love. Initially, the mult

5/5: Brianna Labuskes' 'The Lies You Wrote' is a masterclass in storytelling. The multiple POVs and timelines are seamlessly woven together,

3/5: I had a hard time keeping up being engaged in the story. I don’t think there is one likable person in this book and i couldn’t see some

4/5: This is a story about a young witch being torn between family, duty and true love, about personal growth and old secrets. I felt that T

5/5: Lisa Regan is one of my favorite authors. Every time I see that a new book is out in the Josie Quinn series my expectations are high an

4/5: Starting this book I was unaware that it was the sequel to “Perfect Child” and for better understanding I recommend reading “Perfect Ch

5/5: This was one of those books… The ones you can’t stop reading. Throughout the entire book I couldn’t help asking myself how much of it w