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J.L.’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at J.L.’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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J.L. Sullivan
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The One That Got Away with Murder by Trish Lundy
Lauren relocates to Happy Valley, home to her mom’s long-distance boyfriend, where she begins a casual relationship with a wealthy loner named Robbie Cresmont. Soon after joining her school’s soccer team, she learns a member of the team drowned while dating Robbie, and his brother’s ex-girlfriend overdosed when they were together. Even though the police determined the cause of deaths were both acc
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From Brick & Darkness
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From Ash & Darkness
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Moli and her son relocate to Florida to live with her uncle Manny, a former police officer who opened a beachfront motel. Moli agrees to operate the front desk and clean rooms in exchange for a free place to stay. All is working out as planned until
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"This book is an absolute knockout dark, emotional, and relentlessly gripping from start to finish. What begins as the aftermath of victory quickly spirals into something far more haunting, and I loved every page of it.
Bax is such a compelling protago" Read more of this review » |
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| Julie is married with three kids, working as a librarian in Ottawa. A pretty typical life until she’s approached by a woman claiming her father—who died when Julie was a child—has a secret family in America. Unsure what to believe at first, Julie beg ...more | |
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| Lauren relocates to Happy Valley, home to her mom’s long-distance boyfriend, where she begins a casual relationship with a wealthy loner named Robbie Cresmont. Soon after joining her school’s soccer team, she learns a member of the team drowned while ...more | |
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| A year after the mass slaughter, Quinn is attending college in Philadelphia and her father is mayor of Kettle Springs. As Quinn and the other survivors continue to cope with life after the horrific massacre, the small town’s notorious night has fuele ...more | |
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| Private Cyril Bagger and the ragtag team of Company P are sent to investigate mysterious screaming on the French battlefield during World War I. Instead of finding a wounded soldier, however, Bagger discovers a literal fallen angel. Now, five men wit ...more | |
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| Not wanting to leave France after her prior assignment, Melody accepts a ghost-writer job in Paris with a popular celebrity chef. However, when people fall ill after the chef’s inaugural meal at his new restaurant, Melody suspects foul play. LaBlame’ ...more | |
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| Quinn and her father move from Philadelphia to a small town for a fresh start. Upon arrival, she learns Kettle Springs, Missouri has a dark past that stems from a shuttered corn syrup factory with its mascot, Frendo the Clown, painted on its crumblin ...more | |
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| Xander is a former pub manager who vows to use his new title to help the common people. Evelyn, betrothed to Xander’s predecessor, pretends to be his maid to assess this new Duke’s potential as a husband and decide if she wants to honor the betrothal ...more | |
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A Riveting Sequel That Dares to Go Deeper and Delivers Big From Ash and Darkness by J.L. Sullivan is exactly what a sequel should be bigger, bolder, and richer in every way. This isn’t just a continuation of Baxter Allen’s story, it’s a powe" Read more of this review » |
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"Bax can’t catch a break. He tries to do the right thing by removing the evil djinn’s artifact once and for all, but when someone steals the box and releases Ifrit, the monster unleashes terrible chaos, supposedly guided by its new master. Bax and his"
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