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    The Cloisters by Katy Hays

    March 3, 2023 / No Comments

    The Cloisters is a mystery novel that is written with such flair and finesse. The location is an open door into another world.   The Cloisters is a fantastical story set in magical location. There was so much that I loved about this story. Museums have always held that intrigue for me. It’s the only place that you truly feel as though you are walking through the hallways of time. Beautiful jewels to the right, ancient fossils to the left. It’s a place where your imagination can run wild and I definitely got that feeling whilst reading The Cloisters. The cover is absolutely stunning and upon reading the blurb I…

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    The Shape of Night is a story about guilt and loss.  It tells the story of Ava Collette, a woman that is running from her past.  She distances herself from her family, her work, and predominately her memories.  I don’t think you can outrun your past, you can just maybe stall it for a while.  A food writer that has become hooked on alcohol to deal with her emotions.  It all gets too much and she decides to rent a house, Brodie’s Watch, a large stately home overlooking the sea in a remote coastal peninsula of Maine.  Will it provide Ava with the distance to get her head straight and…

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    “The True end of tragedy is to purify the passions.” Aristotle. In a way I feel me taking The Rising Tide on was a bit masochistic.  I have always had an indescribable fear of the sea.  I think it has something to do with how little we know about it.  It is a body of swelling emptiness,  an ebbing flow of desolation and destruction.  Water can give life but it can take it away just as easily.  Lucy Locke and her family love the ocean,  her children have grown up around it and in it,  just what happens when a storm of a lifetime heralds the discovery of their family…

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    A blog tour invitation for a Shari Lapena book is going to be an automatic yes, and The End Of Her was no different.  I don’t think I even read the synopsis properly before emailing back.  Some might think that was odd but knowing this author, I knew she would deliver and quite frankly I was in safe hands.  A sleep deprived mother already feeling on edge.  A face from the past.  Accusations that could have very serious implications for Stephanie and Patrick.  We have a knifes edge amount of tension and the plot has a rubix’s cube level of intricacy that made my brain hurt.  A woman from Patricks…

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