Book Report: Blood Legacy

I’m back with a review of C.M. Sutter’s book, Blood Legacy. This is book 4 in the FBI Agent Jade Monrow Live or Die Series. The entire series has been amazing to read. It’s exciting and action-packed. And this one…

I’m back with a review of C.M. Sutter’s book, Blood Legacy. This is book 4 in the FBI Agent Jade Monrow Live or Die Series. The entire series has been amazing to read. It’s exciting and action-packed. And this one…

My next read was The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware. I wasted to read this before watching the movie on Netflix. I’ve heard both are very good, and the book did not disappoint. We follow Lo Blacklock, a…

Book 3 in the FBI Agent Jade Monroe Live or Dies Series by C.M. Sutter is Blood Reckoning. Instead of getting a rare Saturday off, Jade is quickly called back to service when five homeless people are murdered overnight. The…

The next book in the FBI Agent Jade Monroe Live or Dies Series by C.M. Sutter is Blood Trail. Blood Trail is book 2 in the series. This time, Jade Monroe and her partner, Lorenzo DeLeon, along with two other…

Oh my, what a great read! I finished Blood in the Bayou by C. M. Sutter in a matter of days. It held my attention every step of the way. It read much like a CSI or Criminal Minds episode…

For my next read, I chose The Teacher, another psychological thriller from Freida McFadden told through shifting perspectives that slowly reveal how unreliable first impressions can be. I really do love her books. Eve and Nate appear to be the…

For my next read, I chose The Body at Blackwell Lake: An Amateur Sleuth Paranormal Mystery by A.M. Caplan. It’s the first book I’ve read from her, and I was not disappointed. This was an interesting read because it was…

I loved the last book so much, I thought I’d continue with another psychological book. Ward D by Freida McFadden was the perfect choice. This book was fantastic. And I know I say that a lot. But I guess I’m…

This book was amazing. It may be my favorite so far. And I know I say that every time. But Phantom Limb by Lucinda Berry was really gripping in a completely psychological way. It’s very similar to the other book…