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Happy Tuesday and happy publication day to Please Join Us by Catherine McKenzie! Do you like story endings that are open to interpretation or do you prefer stories with endings that wrap everything up conclusively? It depends on the genre for me. Most genres I prefer a conclusive ending but when it comes to psychological thrillers - I almost always prefer a creepy ending that is open to interpretation. Please Join Us is a dark and creepy psychological thriller with an ending that is somewhat open to interpretation. It’s also very shocking and I loved it. There are so many twists and turns in this tale that it earned every single one of the four stars I gave it. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Thank you to #atriabooks and #netgalley for the opportunity to read this delightfully dark tale. . . . . #pleasejoinus #catherinemckenzie #psychologicalthriller #thrillerbooks #thriller #thrillerbookstagram #thrillersbythebookclub #thrillerreads #thrillerbook #thrillerbooksaddict #thrilleraddict #thrillernovel #booksbooksbooks #bookworm #over30blogger #books #bibliophile #bookaholic #booklover #bookstagram #bookaddict #booknerd #bookblogger #bookcommunity #bookphotography #bookobsessed #bookstagrammer #bookreview (at Lake Davidson) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChmkMpFLVmk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

When the weather is finally nice enough that you can sit outside with your coffee and read 🧡🧡 starting the spooky fall list! Absolutely loving this one so far 🙌 #illnevertell #catherinemckenzie #books #bookworm #bookstagram #bookish #biblo #bibliophile #booklr #spookyreads #spookyfallreads #fallreads https://www.instagram.com/p/B2CoF0TgXbZ/?igshid=17eh4hrf4xag0

I received an advanced reader copy of I’ll Never Tell from Lake Union Publishing via NetGalley, in return for my honest opinion. I’ll Never Tell by Catherine McKenzie is a story about revealing family secrets. The MacAllister family has owned and operated a summer camp in Canada for decades. Twenty years ago, a camp counselor, Amanda, was found bludgeoned- no one was ever charged with this crime. After their parents die, the MacAllister siblings – Ryan, Margaux, Mary, Kate and Liddie- return to Camp Macaw for the reading of their father’s will. There’s a stipulation in his will that requires the five MacAllister siblings and Sean, the camp groundskeeper, to solve the attack on Amanda. All six of them are at turning points in their lives though none of them are particularly close with one another. They all have secrets and their own ideas about who is responsible for this crime. I devoured this book – it was a fast, easy read- perfect for a rainy afternoon on the couch. I’ll Never Tells is available today, June 1, 2019. Goodreads Rating: 4/5 stars #catherinemckenzie #illnevertell #netgalley #arcs #advancedreadercopy #mystery #mysterybooks #thriller #thrillerbooks #mysterythriller #readin2019 #lakeunionpublishing @netgalley @lakeunionauthors https://www.instagram.com/p/ByMJ9fzAY7w/?igshid=17oz6iaco1gvx

Catherine McKenzie's I'll Never Tell made me think of Death on the Orient Express. Five adult siblings gather at the family-owned and operated camp on Labor Day for a Memorial Service and reading of the parents will. They are shocked to find out that their father believes that his only son, Ryan was responsible for an accident 20 years earlier. Even though the police cleared Ryan their father still believes he is guilty. Their father asks the remaining siblings to vote as to his innocence or guilt. This vote will determine the outcome of the will. I'll Never Tell was very suspenseful, had lots of secrets, and was one of those books that kept you guessing to the very end. I would highly recommend it.

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** REVIEW BOOK FROM NET GALLEY. ** Happy to finally get around to this one... Been dying to read it since March. Don't remember what it's about but that's probably not a bad thing. 😏 #nowreading #currentlyreading #bookstragram #kindle #kindlevoyage #catherinemckenzie #hidden #netgalley

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