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Lynn’s 2025 Year in Books
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I never bother washing my coffee cup; I just leave it wherever I last drank, but every morning it’s clean and put away. I live alone.
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Not Who She Was: A Psychological Thriller of Doubt and Deception (Rachel Quinn Thrillers Book 2)
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Fixed Point: A Psychological Thriller of Fate and Obsession
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The Strange Part After Finishing a Book
For months I’ve been going back and forth with editors and proofreaders, revising, proofreading myself, reviewing formatting, covers, and all the other things that come with publishing a book. But eventually you have to stop fixing things. So all of that is finally finished, and Not Who She Was releases this week on June 26. Rachel Quinn returns in a new investigation at a veterinary conference in
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"While I enjoyed this book for the most part, I had some problems in the middle. It seemed to drag, and I found myself wanting to jump ahead, but I resisted the temptation, and I'm glad I did. The last fourth of the book was worth the minor issues I h"
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Miche Delport's review
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Not Who She Was: A Psychological Thriller of Doubt and Deception (Rachel Quinn Thrillers Book 2):
"I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Not Who She Was is a solid slow burn psychological thriller with a lot of paranoia, deception, and that constant feeling that something is off. It leans more into ps" Read more of this review » |
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Emmy McCabe's review
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Not Who She Was: A Psychological Thriller of Doubt and Deception (Rachel Quinn Thrillers Book 2):
"Rachel Quin is on medical leave from FBI. She is currently in Florida visiting her ex-partner Ted Mitchell, who is now retired. Rachel gets an alarming phone call from her niece Nikki who is currently in Orlando at a convention, which leads Rachel to"
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Laurie Robertson's review
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Not Who She Was: A Psychological Thriller of Doubt and Deception (Rachel Quinn Thrillers Book 2):
"Another engaging read in the series. A cross between a police investigation and a paranormal experience. The characters are solid as is the plot, in the twists of investigation not all is as it seems. The setting enhances the tensions of all the part"
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| I couldn’t put Red Dragon down the first time I read it (and I’ve re-read it numerous times since). Of course, it’s a fantastic thriller, but what always gets me is the huge amount of sympathy I end up feeling for Francis Dolarhyde. Harris puts you r ...more | |
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| What makes Slaughterhouse-Five so devastating to me is how detached Billy Pilgrim feels from everything happening around him. I always read the science fiction elements less as playful absurdity and more as a way for Billy to escape the horror of war ...more | |
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| I’m a big fan of Shirley Jackson, but I think what makes We Have Always Lived in the Castle stand out to me is how the social cruelty feels more disturbing than what happened inside the Blackwood house itself. She makes that hostility feel suffocatin ...more | |
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| I Am Legend remains one of my favorite books. The suspense is sustained throughout, but the real achievement is the final reversal of perspective. Matheson avoids the sentimental heroism most stories of this kind collapse into and instead allows a di ...more | |
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