Mummy pies were Allie’s grandmother’s special Halloween treat, and Allie tries to recreate the recipe, but the real mummy in the mansion is

Mickey Patrick just found out his wife, Beth, is six weeks pregnant. The crazy part? They haven’t had sex in six months.

Fortunately for her, life has far more interesting plans than she ever could have realized. Including making the acquaintance of a handsome

As their paths intertwine, Clara and Ethan embark on a journey of amateur sleuthing, unearthing long-buried stories that are...

I have watched her grow in every season of her life and while we are not friends in real life, I have been proud of her in every step,,,

I started this book 13 years ago (according to a FB memory I recently saw) and almost made it to the end but never finished it. When it was

The monotony is broken swiftly when, following a night of spite-fueled impulse, Jamie soon begins to undergo a gruesome transformation.

Someone explain to me why I felt more akin to Maggie who is retired CIA in her 50s when I just turned 40? Is it because she lives on a

The friendship between Bryan, Mac, Howard, and Jay were giving similar vibes to kids in Stranger Things.

We all know that books and movies are different and the way this book was different from the movie was incredible in all the best ways!

The main reason I picked to read this book is because at the end of the day to unwind Paisley cross stitches and I love to cross stitch!

Her life is shadowed by whispers of her involvement in a family art forgery ring that once duped the London elite.

A secret admirer? Maybe. They all laugh it off. Except Sonny never comes home. And a new note arrives: Your turn.

First, the author does include a little warning about the type of content that is in this book. Please read that prior to diving into this.

I was about 75% of the way through the book when my brain was still trying to figure out and solve the mystery.

But how did this prince, once jovial and beloved by the people, come to be a reclusive and bitter monster?

I feel like the author was writing multiple story lines like you would see in a tv show or movie.

I felt at times like I was reading someone's personal diary. Some of the scenes made me feel like I was watching a very private moment.

...you MUST read these stories in order of release and cannot skip around. While we know these stories, they don't tend to overlap...

we got the first hand account of Millie, the maid, then the wife, and then a little back and forth. This book continued that same pattern.