Rachael Tamayo's Blog

Ooh, another winner by Karin Slaughter. She can't do any wrong, especially with the Grantg County series, which I am reading out of order. We are back with Sara, and this time, it's personal when her sister is hurt and s...

This book is all they said it would be. One of the best of the year so far. I LOVED it.

I didn't enjoy the narrator too much on this audible. She has a funky halting lilt and it took away from the book a little for me. That being said, It wasn't bad, just weird. It didn't flow like I would have liked.

This was a really good, well-done, twisty thriller. Meet Evie,who "works" for Mr. Smith, but has no idea who he is. She takes on new personas each time, abandoning her real identity, to do a job for the man in the shadow...

This book is the very definition of dark and disturbing. Trigger warning city- so do some research before settling down with this read.

I have never head my head snap up and said, "Wait, what?" so many times. This book settles you in like a cozy blanket on a cold day, and you get comfortable with the plot. then BAM someone jerks the covers off you,.

If there were such a thing as a God of thriller's, Karin Slaughter would be right up there. As it were, she is the reigning queen of the dark, moody, and disturbed and I love her for it.

Ugh, don't we all just love Joe Goldburg? And no, I don't watch the series, and yes, You is based on a series of books. I won't watch it, there is no way that they can do this series justice and i know they have gone way...

You know the saying, the road to hell is paved with good intentions? That could have inspired this book. I had that phrase thrust at me all the time growing up by my ultra-religious parents. Now, as I look back on this b...

I didn't care for the last Lisa Jewell book I read, but I moved to this one anyway because of the things I was hearing on Booktok about it. (I am a sucker for Booktok, you know).