Let’s dive in shall we?
Dear Wife by Kimberly Belle
Excellent, excellent thriller about two women who go missing and the cop investigating the cases and finds out there is a connection. A must-read for sure!
All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque
I am trying to challenge myself this year by reading more books that are considered “classics”, not just my usual genres of mysteries. This book did not disappoint. This book takes place during The First World War and is told from the point of view of a German soldier fighting at The Front. Heartbreaking and sad and profound, all wrapped up into one. I highly, highly recommend giving this a read, even if the subject matter isn’t normally your cup of tea.
Thriving as an Empath by Judith Orloff
Not a book for everyone obviously, but if you are a highly-sensitive person and you tend to FEEL ALL THE FEELINGS ALL OF THE TIME, then this might be the book for you 🙂
First, We Make The Beast Beautiful by Sarah Wilson
A book about one woman’s journey with “the beast” we call anxiety. I really loved this book and hearing Wilson’s perspective and how she deals with her struggles.
A Penny For Your Secrets by Anna Lee Huber
This is the third book in the Verity Kent series and did not disappoint! It left the reader with a bit of a cliffhanger at the end, but it wasn’t one of those annoying ones where it makes you irrationally angry at the author. This particular cliffhanger was just enough to entice and make you look forward to the next book in this 1919-set series.
Well, that’s it from me. Have you read any good books lately? Let me know in the comments 🙂
Thanks
I saw Dear Wife on a previous recap and added it to my TBR – it sounds like a great read!
Such a great read! Definitely keeps you guessing 🙂
I liked Dear Wife! I thought that was a great read.
Definitely!
Oh my. Every single one of these books sounds really good. Dear Wife is already on my TBR. First, We Make the Beast Beautiful sounds amazing and has the most beautiful cover. I am definitely the kind of person who places the world’s problems on her shoulders and giving the state we live in now – it’s a heavy, heavy weight. I could use some help there so Thriving as an Empath sounds like a must-read too.
I think you’ll love Dear Wife because the pace of the novel is awesome and you don’t want to put down the book so you can find out what happened!
First, We Make The Beast Beautiful is a book I think you will enjoy, for sure 🙂
Ooh Dear Wife has me intrigued!
-Lauren
So, so good! 🙂
I’ve read a lot of books based around WWII – I should check that one about WWI out. Thanks for the info! Enjoy the rest of your February 🙂
Enjoy the rest of your February as well! 🙂