I read this in 2022 and really enjoyed it! A good solid choice!My suggestion would be David Jackson's Don't Make a Sound.
My suggestions would beI have read None of This Is True and loved it.
Bright Young Women made my cut....
1. The Quiet Tenant by Clemence Michallon (Eenymeenyminymo)
2. Take it Back by Kia Abdullan (vanilla cupcakes)
3. Happy New Year by Marlin Stehn (nbt)
4. No Exit by Taylor Adams (katykatykaty)
5. Only The Stains Remain by Ross Jeffrey (katykatykaty)
6. The Marriage Portrait by Maggie o'Farrell (LaBlonde)
7. Don't Make A Sound by David Jackson (Hannahebee)
8. A Good Girls Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson (make-mine-whiskey)
9. Penance by Eliza Clark (SwizzleMalarkey)
10. Here To Stay by Mark Edwards (Gem_woody)
11. Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll (ToolaRoola)
1 (ideally 2...) books to go..
14 of these Ive either read or have them on my TBR
I have Misery and Young Mungo for mine. Not got J either yet! Last year I read Jar of Hearts and loved it.Im doing the alphabet challenge and ive got letters J, M & Y left! Hit me up! I read romance, thriller & fantasy
I second jar of hearts for J. M could be magnolia parks if you like romance series! the relationships are toxic but I really liked themIm doing the alphabet challenge and ive got letters J, M & Y left! Hit me up! I read romance, thriller & fantasy
I love this now I feel like I need to make one
can’t wait to hear what you think of everyone’s picksOk, thank you for all the suggestions for my 12 by 12. I have my final list :
1. The Quiet Tenant by Clemence Michallon (Eenymeenyminymo)
2. Take it Back by Kia Abdullan (vanilla cupcakes)
3. Happy New Year by Marlin Stehn (nbt)
4. No Exit by Taylor Adams (katykatykaty)
5. Propht Song by Paul Lynch (cill2019)
6. The Marriage Portrait by Maggie o'Farrell (LaBlonde)
7. Don't Make A Sound by David Jackson (Hannahebee)
8. A Good Girls Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson (make-mine-whiskey)
9. Penance by Eliza Clark (SwizzleMalarkey)
10. Here To Stay by Mark Edwards (Gem_woody)
11. Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll (ToolaRoola)
12. Absolution by Caro Ramsey (caffeinefiend)
I can't make it into a pretty template. But I promise to read one of these books every single month next year. Probably not in order as I feel like Happy New Year needs to cone first. Thus was fun, quite a few of these books would never have been on my radar and one is a re-read that is special to me. Those who suggested books that I didn't include I have already read (and enjoyed them!)
@Caffeine Fiend if this is the start of a new 13 book series that I am hooked on then my tbr will thank.you.very.much.
I was tempted by Magnolia Parks after seeing a comparison to Gossip Girl which I loooved.I second jar of hearts for J. M could be magnolia parks if you like romance series! the relationships are toxic but I really liked them
Oh I have magnolia in my tbr as well what an idiot I amI second jar of hearts for J. M could be magnolia parks if you like romance series! the relationships are toxic but I really liked them
that’s what made me read it too and I can defo see why it’s compared. it’s like an english gossip girl. it’s kind of my guilty pleasure because it does make me cringe a bit I can’t lie but I just loved itI was tempted by Magnolia Parks after seeing a comparison to Gossip Girl which I loooved.
Really enjoyed both books but my god I started getting so annoyed everyone I read "are you alright?" in Iron Flame. It was like once a chapter!I finally finished Forth Wing today and then instantly had to purchase Iron flame. I really enjoyed this although I do think the time of year I read it has something to do with how much I enjoyed it.
I can understand why some people don't like it but it reminded me so much of reading Twilight/ Hunger Games/Divergent for the first time as a teen.
It was a bit like watching a bad action movie, the writing wasn't all that but I had a good time.
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