Rebecca Minnock, at Murder By The Book since 2018
I had to include my 2 all time favorites - Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird, and Louis de Bernière's Captain Corelli's Mandolin, both of which I have read so many times I have had to replace my original copies. Same goes for the Harry Potter series, which I am now re-reading with my daughter.
I honestly read a bit of everything, mystery is definitely my preferred genre. Reading Peter James and the Lee Child Reacher books is like catching up with an old friend for me.
I have read almost all of the Ben Elton books, and laughed out loud each time. The Nightingale was one that left me with the ultimate book hangover, I could not stop thinking about the characters and what happened to them after the book finished for ages after reading, the same goes for King's 11.22.63, I think they are both books I have told everyone to read at some stage.
Barclay and Morton, whilst totally different, both have me hooked by the end of the first chapter or 2, and I will never not pick up their newest releases!
Emily meets Adam and falls head over heels in love. The only problem? Adam's mother, Pammie, is hell bent on destroying their relationship. How far is she willing to go? - Rebecca
Seventeen year old Mindy is training for the US Olympic Ski Team. An accident leads to a broken leg, a leukemia diagnosis, and a secrets being revealed. Mindy's mom will do just about anything to stop these secrets from tearing her family apart. - Rebecca
Laura has been Andrea's mom for 31 years. When Andrea and her mom are caught up in a mall shooting, Andrea finds out her mom may not always have been who she is now. Jumping from the present day, back to 1986, Pieces of Her tells the suspenseful, gripping story of how Laura ended up being Laura. - Rebecca
An isolated hotel, a snowstorm, a power outage, and a body.
The perfect recipe for a quick suspenseful read. My favorite kind of synopsis! - Rebecca
Cat Kinsella, originally from Ireland, is now a young office with the police in London. A young woman is found dead, and during the investigation, it turns out that even though she has a different name, she is someone who Cat knew growing up. Cat believes her Dad is somehow involved, and faces a dilemma about whether to come clean with her superiors and tell them her suspicions, or try to protect her family.
This was a great debut, the characters were well written, and Cat is a really likeable character. This might just be one of my top books this year!
If you like the Peter James books, this is probably a good next read for you. - Rebecca
