Great young adult series! Teenagers with special profiling skills are used by the FBI to solve cold cases, but always manage to weasel their way into an active case.

Easy to read mystery/suspense with crime podcast chapters. Great plot, though somewhat predictable for avid readers, but there are still twists and turns to leave you guessing throughout the whole book even until the end! Trigger warnings include: substance use, death, murder, abuse, and grief, so it may not be suitable for all readers.

A very interesting take on the classic monster story except involving real humans and the monstrosities of eugenics.

I enjoyed this finale to the Sookie stackhouse series and I am ultimately very happy with who sookie ended up with. I felt like there was still some loose ends but I know there’s one more book after this so I look forward to that.

This was an awesome and completely unique horror novel. It would make a great movie. It has the appeal of a classic ghost story with a twist. Very haunting.

This was an interesting and unusual read. It had some humor but also lots of anxiousness and tragedy and anxiety. It was a quick read. Did make me think afterwards about what kind of legacy I personally have inherited from my parents/grandparents/etc. and what type of legacy do I hope to leave for others to learn about and discover if they so desire.

Deep and moving. The last lines will be with me for a while.

Great sequel to Camino Island. I found the plot interesting which made it a fast read. Toward the end I would have liked to have seen more of Mercer’s character involved in the story but it seems her role is prominent in the next book, Camino Ghosts.

This book was a fast read. I enjoy mysteries and thought this book was a good mystery. The beginning hooked me in right away. The way everything came together in the end felt a bit rushed despite all the work that was done investigating the whereabouts of the manuscripts. I’m looking forward to reading the sequel Camino Winds.

Second time reading