• Recommendations for your TBR list

  • Feb 6 2024
  • Length: 19 mins
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Recommendations for your TBR list

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  • Recommendations For Your TBR
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    On today's episode, we feature six books that we recommend for our listener's TBR. These are books that
    have been sent to us for review. There is no way we can read every book but we want to make sure they
    are highlighted in some way.
    Ann reported on Good Girls Don't Die by Christina Henry (Berkeley 11/23). This is the story of three
    woman with one way out.
    Tracey reported on The Repurposed Spy by Oliver Dowson (self 3/22) A modern spy novel filled with
    humor and intrigue.
    Misty had Miss Blaine, The Prefect & the Weird Sisters by Olga Wojtas (Felony & Mayhem Press 3/23) A
    prefect who time travels to help people.
    Ann's second book is The Murder of Andrew Johnson by Burt Solomon (Forge Books 10/23) An inspector
    looks to see if the president was killed in his home state of Tennessee
    Tracey 's second book is Anna-O by Matthew Blake (Harper 1/24) The story of a woman who commits
    two murders while sleepwalking and then never wakes up again.
    Misty's second book is The Lies I tell by Julie Clark (Source books 12/22) The story of a con woman who
    becomes what her mark needs her to be.
    Tracey is currently reading “the Carrow Haunt” by Darcie Coates and the “Night Circus” by Erin
    Morgenstern
    Ann is currently reading “The Deepest Kill” by Lisa Black, “The Waxworks Man” by J.C. Briggs, and
    “The Huntress” by Kate Quinn.
    Misty is currently working on her new mystery series based on a diner with dead people.
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