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“I’d take a racoon to the face for you any day, Rose Evans.”

Scythe & Sparrow by Brynne Weaver

March 18, 2025 by Malin Leave a Comment

Buzzword Cover Challenge 25: Transportation Doctor Fionn Kane is doing just fine in the little Nebraska town he retreated to after leaving his promising surgical career and ex-fiancee behind. He doesn’t really want anything to do with the past-times of either of his brothers and is keeping his head down, running and working out when he’s not working in his small medical clinic or the hospital. He also crochets. Then a beautiful woman with a severe leg injury ends up nearly unconscious on the floor […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Fiction, Romance, Suspense Tagged With: audiobook, Brynne Weaver, cbr17, Contemporary Romance, Domestic Abuse, Eric Nolan, family, friendship, Malin, murder, racoon, Samantha Brentmoor, Scythe & Sparrow, Suspense, Tarot, The Ruinous Love trilogy

Malin's CBR17 Review No:16 · Genres: Audiobooks, Fiction, Romance, Suspense · Tags: audiobook, Brynne Weaver, cbr17, Contemporary Romance, Domestic Abuse, Eric Nolan, family, friendship, Malin, murder, racoon, Samantha Brentmoor, Scythe & Sparrow, Suspense, Tarot, The Ruinous Love trilogy ·
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Amazing Grace

How To Kill Your Family by Bella Mackie

March 6, 2025 by finnyfinfinn 2 Comments

Total psychopath or justifiably big mad at her treatment at the hands of her wealthy bio-family? That’s for us and a jury of her peers to decide! Grace Bernard has been imprisoned for a murder she didn’t commit. But not for any of the several murders she did carry out. Getting away with all of the murders is the ultimate goal, but as Grace languishes in prison waiting for her appeal she’s got some time to kill. What better way to fill that time than […]

Filed Under: Mystery Tagged With: awful families, Bella Mackie, murder, mystery, thriller

finnyfinfinn's CBR17 Review No:5 · Genres: Mystery · Tags: awful families, Bella Mackie, murder, mystery, thriller ·
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I keep telling myself, “I do not like horror…..”

Hide: The Graphic Novel by Kiersten White and Scott Peterson.

February 13, 2025 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

I keep telling myself, I do not like horror. Yet, I keep picking up horror related books, and did so with Hide: The Graphic Novel. It is adapted from the novel by Kiersten White, illustrated by Veronica Fish and Andy Fish, with the adaptation by Scott Peterson. Now it isn’t “gory horror” but yes, there is gore (it is about 14 people trying to survive the “game” and well, the stakes are pretty high). It is icky and there is blood. But you know, tastefully […]

Filed Under: Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, History, Horror, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction, Sports, Suspense Tagged With: amusement parks, Andy Fish, Contests, family, friendship, hide and seek, Kiersten White, Kiersten White and Scott Peterson., LGBTQ, murder, Occult & Supernatural, Scott Peterson, survival, Veronica Fish

BlackRaven's CBR17 Review No:91 · Genres: Comedy/Humor, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, History, Horror, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction, Sports, Suspense · Tags: amusement parks, Andy Fish, Contests, family, friendship, hide and seek, Kiersten White, Kiersten White and Scott Peterson., LGBTQ, murder, Occult & Supernatural, Scott Peterson, survival, Veronica Fish ·
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Not a single clue to these murders is found in a fjord

Hildur (The Clues in the Fjord) by Satu Rämö

January 5, 2025 by Malin Leave a Comment

Nowhere Books 2025 Bingo: A book in translation Hildur Rúnarsdóttir is a police investigator on Iceland’s harsh and rather sparsely populated west coast. When she was only a child, her two younger sisters disappeared without a trace, and now she’s the head of the division for missing children in her part of the country. Her only remaining relative is her aunt, who she eats dinner with every Monday. Her aunt raised her after her parents died in a car accident about a year after her […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Mystery Tagged With: cbr17, contemporary fiction, family, Finnish author, Hildur, Iceland, Malin, murder, mystery, Satu Rämö, The Clues in the Fjord, translated fiction

Malin's CBR17 Review No:2 · Genres: Fiction, Mystery · Tags: cbr17, contemporary fiction, family, Finnish author, Hildur, Iceland, Malin, murder, mystery, Satu Rämö, The Clues in the Fjord, translated fiction ·
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A Masterclass In Gaslighting

I Need You To Read This by Jessa Maxwell

December 22, 2024 by finnyfinfinn Leave a Comment

Kudos to Maxwell for creating such an intensely uneasy atmosphere. Halfway through I was convinced most of the characters were imaginary, maybe the events happening weren’t happening, am I even reading this book? By the time I was about to roar through the last 100 pages I was questioning whether I was imaginary. We begin with the brutal murder of beloved advice columnist Francis Keen. Less than a year later the crime remains unsolved but her position as the beloved ‘Dear Constance’ writer needs to […]

Filed Under: Mystery Tagged With: advice columnists, Jessa Maxwell, murder, mystery, thriller

finnyfinfinn's CBR16 Review No:26 · Genres: Mystery · Tags: advice columnists, Jessa Maxwell, murder, mystery, thriller ·
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1960’s noir, an art heist, dark family secrets, vintage cars, and loads of sex

Tenebroso by thesehands

October 26, 2024 by carmelpie Leave a Comment

Tenebroso by thesehands Ronan was a portent, an omen, a sign that Adam might be in real danger; Declan had sent the most dangerous person he knew to protect him. ― thesehands, Tenebroso As he lay in Adam’s arms, Ronan noted the differences between what he remembered and what he currently felt. Adam was not as bony as he used to be, no longer elongated with the awkward stretch of adolescence. He was warmer than Ronan’s memories, perhaps only because he was real and tangible […]

Filed Under: Fanfiction, Fiction, Suspense Tagged With: 1960s America, art heist, bdsm, cbr16bingo, child abuse, family secrets, fanfic, fanfiction, FBI agents, gay romance, kink, lgbtq characters, LGBTQ romance, lost love, Maggie Stiefvater, murder, queer romance, The Raven Cycle, thesehands, torture, vintage cars, Vintage Noir

carmelpie's CBR16 Review No:82 · Genres: Fanfiction, Fiction, Suspense · Tags: 1960s America, art heist, bdsm, cbr16bingo, child abuse, family secrets, fanfic, fanfiction, FBI agents, gay romance, kink, lgbtq characters, LGBTQ romance, lost love, Maggie Stiefvater, murder, queer romance, The Raven Cycle, thesehands, torture, vintage cars, Vintage Noir ·
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