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Murder Your Employer
by Rupert Holmes
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Very cleverly written. If you want to murder your employer and get away with it, you need to go to MacMaster to learn the best way to "delete" your target. You will learn the skills and tricks that will enable you to achieve your goal. You follow three students through their coursework. Will everyone do what they want? Maaaaybe...or maybe not.
The Maid
by Nita Prose
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LOVED the narrator's POV in this murder mystery. Molly the Maid is invisible in plain site. Her literal interpretation and understanding af the world, along with quirky responses, leads her to be the suspect of a murder after a dead body is found in a room she's cleaning. The characters' voices and friendships built create a suspenseful, lovely story filled with reminders to us all to not ASSuME & judge books by their covers.
The Levee
by William Kent Krueger
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4 men, 3 prisoners, attempt to save a family living near a levee that could blow and flood the area.
Rage
by J.S. Cannon
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Rage has only ever known pain and abuse. She has never experienced love and prefers to be alone. She doesn’t like to be touched and if anyone does she has no problem taking them out. That is until she finds Jase. Can he really be the one to make her feel alive. Is he just as messed up as her to fully understand her.
The Last Thing He Told Me
by Laura Dave
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Really enjoyed the book. It kept me wanting more. Would recommend it.
One Dirty Night
by Pepper Winters
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First half was very good, second half not so much.
Counting The Cost
by Jill Duggar
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First book (Libby listen) of 2024! I went through a hot second phase loving (being intrigued by) the Duggars over a decade ago, and love Jill's honesty and gwortj. Her story is powerful: how Christianity is twisted, what true faith is, creating boundaries, and a truly brave young woman. Also just wild to hear the sick behind the scenes.
No One Is Talking About This
by Patricia Lockwood
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This was gifted to me, which was good because I wouldn't have bought it myself. It follows a woman who has fallen into social media fame, sucked into a materialistic, shallow culture and a tragedy that pulls her back into meaningful real life. There were some genuine and beautiful parts, but overall hard to read as it was a choppy (poetic?) style.
Fourth Wing
by Rebecca Yarros
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Violet Soriengail has been training for the scribe quadrant her whole life, but after her father’s death her mother gave her no choice but to enter the Rider’s quadrant. Violet isn’t like the other cadets her whole life she has been…fragile. Can she trust anyone on the riders quadrant to help her survive until Graduation.
The Unmaking Of June Farrow
by Adrienne Young
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This book follows June's journey as she unravels secrets and the mysterious "curse" that has haunted generations of women in her family. Amidst parallel timelines, my initial concern about the complexity dissolved as the narrative seamlessly unfolded. The captivating narrative gripped my attention, weaving a heartbreakingly bittersweet tale that promises an intriguing exploration.