Listed A-Z by book title.
In case you need a reminder, my rating system is at the end.
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13 Minutes by Sarah Pinborough
13 Steps To Evil: How To Craft Superbad Villains by Sacha Black
37 Hours by J.F. Kirwan
88° North by J.F. Kirwan
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A
Alice: The Wanderland Chronicles by J.M. Sullivan
All the Ugly and Wonderful Things by Bryn Greenwood
And A Sixpence For Luck by Lilac Mills
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The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden
Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty
The Blackbird Singularity by Matt Wilven
Blood Bank by Zoe Markham
A Boy Made of Blocks by Keith Stuart
Brake Failure by Alison Brodie
The Breakdown by B.A Paris
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Cause Of Death by Peter Ritchie
Chasing Ella by Jillian Quinn
The Château of Happily Ever Afters by Jaimie Admans
Cocktails and Dreams by A.L. Michael
The Collective by R.S. Williams
Corrupt Me by Jillian Quinn
A Cotswold Christmas by Kate Hewitt
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The Daughter by Billy McLaughlin
Dead Men Naked by Dario Cannizzaro
The Deadline by Jackie Kabler
Deadly Burial by Jon Richter
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Ethereal Lives by Gem Stone
The Evaporation Of Sofi Snow by Mary Weber
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F
The Fact Of A Body by Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich
The Fifth Letter by Nicola Moriarty
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The Girl Before by JP Delaney
The Girls in the Woods by Helen Phifer
The Good Enough Mother by Anoushka Beazley
The Good Kind of Bad by Rita Brassington
Good Me, Bad Me by Ali Land
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Heart Note by Cassandra O’Leary
Hinder by Kristin Ping
How To Mend A Broken Heart by Anna Mansell
Hunting Angels by Conrad Jones
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I
The Irish Inheritance by M.J. Lee
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J
Just One Time by K.S. Hunter
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K
The Kicking the Bucket List by Cathy Hopkins
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The Lauras by Sara Taylor
The Law Of Attraction by Roxie Cooper
Lay Me To Rest by E.A. Clark
The Lie Of The Land by Amanda Craig
Light Years by Emily Ziff Griffin
The Little Kiosk By The Sea by Jennifer Bohnet
Local Girl Missing by Claire Douglas
The Long Way To A Small Angry Planet by Becky Chambers
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The Many Colours of Us by Rachel Burton
Mary’s The Name by Ross Sayers
Moonlight Over Manhattan by Sarah Morgan
My Beautiful Disaster by J.D. Hughes
My Husband’s Wife by Jane Corry
My Sweet Revenge by Jane Fallon
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Not Quite Perfect by Catherine Bybee
The Nowhere Girls by Amy Reed
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Of Life, Death, Aliens and Zombies by Dario Cannizzaro
The One Memory of Flora Banks by Emily Barr
The Other Life Of Charlotte Evans by Louisa George
Ours Is The Winter by Laurie Ellingham
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Paris Mon Amour by Isabel Costello
Parker by Jillian Quinn
Pigeon-Blood Red by Ed Duncan
Public Library and Other Stories by Ali Smith
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The Raven Boys by Maggie Steifvater
Rome Is Where the Heart Is by Tilly Tennant
Roughing by Jillian Quinn
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The Secret Diary of Hendrik Groen 83¼ Years Old
The Secret Ingredient of Wishes by Susan Bishop Crispell
The Silent Pool by Phil Kurthausen
The Singles Game by Lauren Weisberger
Small Lives, Big World by R.M Green
The Smell of Other People’s Houses by Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock
Sometimes I Lie by Alice Feeney
Stuck With Me by Cassandra Piat
Sweetpea by CJ Skuse
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Teach by Jillian Quinn
Those Who Lie by Diane Jeffrey
Treats by Lara Williams
The Truth Beneath The Lies by Amanda Searcy
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Uprooted by Naomi Novik
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The Wave by Lochlan Bloom
Writing Diverse Characters by Lucy V. Hay
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Zenka by Alison Brodie
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Review ratings
I didn’t like it. I might have made myself finish it or I might have had to put it to one side. This book will have too many flaws for me to even mention. I’m hoping I never have to use this, I can’t think of any of the books I have ever read that would fall under this category but there is a first time for everything.
It was passable. Whilst I might have found an aspect of the book intriguing, say the plot or a character or the writing style, this book still has a lot of work to do.
I liked it. There will be parts that I felt were really strong, but there will still be some elements that aren’t reaching their full potential.
I really enjoyed this book. Mostly everything will be top notch, however, I may have found a few things throughout that I wasn’t keen on but overall I will be recommending this book.
Absolute brilliance! This book will be near perfection, one that I know will be staying with me for a while and that I will be telling people they must read.
I will also be attributing half ratings because sometimes there are some books that just deserve that little half extra or I’m being indecisive on what rating it sits between.
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