Please pick one for me?

I just finished Blood Orange and I really enjoyed it. I am looking to start something quick next and I know her books tend to be fast paced thrillers.

Could you suggest one from these three?

u/Just_Investigator766 — 2 months ago

ORANGE BLOOD By Harriet Tyce

Hey Readers 👋

Do you think it’s a good one for my Weekend read? I was in my reading slump for almost 2 weeks after reading GRAY AFTER DARK. I don’t know i didn’t like that book at all.

Please lmk your review ♥️

u/Just_Investigator766 — 2 months ago

Help Me 😭 GRAY AFTER DARK BY NOELLE

I’m starting to think I’m in the minority here because I’ve seen so many amazing reviews for this book but I’m just not connecting with it.

I’m currently on page 82 and I’m honestly struggling.
So far, it feels much more like a survival story than a thriller and I’m finding it a bit slow and if I’m being honest a little boring.

It’s just not giving me what I was expecting.
The thing is, I really don’t like DNF-ing books. I always want to give them a fair chance, especially when so many people love them.

So, if you’ve read this book, please motivate me! Without major spoilers, does it pick up? Is there a point where everything clicks and it becomes worth the investment? I’d genuinely love some encouragement from my fellow Redditors before I decide whether to keep going or finally call it quits ♥️

u/Just_Investigator766 — 3 months ago
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NEED HELP - Gray After Dark by Noelle W. Ihli

I’m starting to think I’m in the minority here because I’ve seen so many amazing reviews for this book but I’m just not connecting with it.

I’m currently on page 82 and I’m honestly struggling.
So far, it feels much more like a survival story than a thriller and I’m finding it a bit slow and if I’m being honest a little boring.

It’s just not giving me what I was expecting.
The thing is, I really don’t like DNF-ing books. I always want to give them a fair chance, especially when so many people love them.

So, if you’ve read this book, please motivate me! Without major spoilers, does it pick up? Is there a point where everything clicks and it becomes worth the investment? I’d genuinely love some encouragement from my fellow Redditors before I decide whether to keep going or finally call it quits ♥️

u/Just_Investigator766 — 3 months ago

Do you recommend this for my Saturday night? Gray after dark by Noelle w. Ihli

Have you read this one? I’ve been seeing it all over this sub lately, and the hype finally got to me. What did you think of it?
I’m thinking of picking it up for my weekend read since I love twisty, fast-paced thrillers that keep me hooked on a Saturday night.

My other options were:

The Reappearance of Rachel Price
Not Quite Dead Yet
The Crash
One by One
Do You Remember?

The first two are by Holly Jackson, and the last three are by miss McFaden

P.S. I’m blaming my little furball for “choosing” this one from my evergrowing TBR. 🐾😂

u/Just_Investigator766 — 3 months ago

Local Woman Missing by Mary Kubica

Not really a Spoiler Discussion i guess but Last weekend I posted a few books and let fellow Redditors decide my weekend read. The overwhelming favorite was Local Woman Missing and I’m so glad I listened it turned out to be an incredible read. I thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish.

My only criticism is that the author tends to overexplain certain scenes and details. At times there are lengthy descriptions of things that don’t add much to the story which can slow the pacing and become a little repetitive. Aside from that it was a gripping,engaging thriller that definitely lived up to the hype.

u/Just_Investigator766 — 3 months ago

Help me pick my weekend Read

I managed to read only one book this month because my schedule has been extremely busy. Could you recommend a book that’s gripping from the very first page and unlikely to make me want to DNF?

u/Just_Investigator766 — 3 months ago

The Paris Apartment by Lucy Foley

Onto my 6th book of the month. This time i asked my bf to pick from my TBR and he chose this. Have you guys read this?

u/Just_Investigator766 — 4 months ago

Love Mom by Iliana Xander

Just completed the intruder by Frida and now gonna read this.

any of you read this book or any other book by the author Iliana? This is going to be my first book of her. Can’t wait to see her style of writing.

u/Just_Investigator766 — 4 months ago

Pick what i should start today?

I have read 6-7 books of Freida this year and some were really nice and hence bought “the intruder”

Others i bought purely on my Pinterest & Insta reel influence.

Please suggest Soon as I can’t wait to start 🤭

u/Just_Investigator766 — 5 months ago

Sometimes I lie By Alice Feeney

This is my fifth book of May and i have high hopes with this. If you have already read it how much you would rate this book?

u/Just_Investigator766 — 5 months ago

My Husband’s Wife by Alice Feeney

Starting this right away as i love to spend my Friday’s night reading a good thriller. Anyone who wanna read this book or wanna talk about it?

u/Just_Investigator766 — 5 months ago

Don’t Let Him In by Lisa Jewell

Heard so much about this book and hence had to read it. But for me it was 7.5/10. I feel certain parts were too much stretchy.

u/Just_Investigator766 — 5 months ago