My Review of “The Good Liar” by Catherine McKenzie   OMG! WOW! I am totally blown away by this incredible, riveting,  psychological  thriller , “The Good Liar” by Catherine McKenzie. I finished this in almost one sitting, only stopping to use the lady’s room.  I highly recommend this intense captivating novel for anyone that appreciates

  You can find Author Kay Bratt, on her website, Facebook Page, and other Media. Read about “The Bratt Pack” all rescued dogs. Thank you Kay Bratt for your wonderful giveaway on Lindas Book Obsession.

My Review of “Let Me Lie” by Clare Mackintosh Kudos to Clare Mackintosh, Author of “Let Me Lie” for writing such a captivating and intense psychological thriller. The author describes her characters as complex and complicated. There are dark deep secrets, betrayals, and lies, pathological lies.  The only thing is, that you won’t see them

Kay Bratt is the author of eleven full-length novels and two children’s books. Her writing became her solace and support while she navigated a tumultuous childhood, followed by a decade of abuse as an adult. After working her way through the hard years, Kay came out a survivor and a pursuer of peace—and finally found

My Review of “A Perfect Marriage” by Alison Booth I enjoyed reading “A Perfect Marriage” by Alison Booth. The Genres for this novel are Fiction, Women’s Fiction and Mystery and Suspense. The timeline of the story is mostly in a ten-year period and goes back and forth to “THEN” and “NOW”. Sally Lachlan was married

My Review of “Sometimes I Lie” by Alice Feeney WOW! Kudos to Alice Feeney , Author of “Sometimes I Lie”, for the riveting, captivating, intense Psychological Thriller. The timeline of the story deals with mostly the present and the past, and leaves one wondering about the future. Alice Feeney describes her characters as complex and

My Review of “My Name is Venus Black” by Heather Lloyd “My Name is Venus Black” by Heather Lloyd is a unique and captivating novel. The genres for this Novel  are Fiction with a very slight essence of Mystery thrown in to the mix. The author describes her characters as complicated and complex. Venus Black

I was captivated and intrigued by “The Smallest Part” by Amy Harmon, In the beginning of the book,  it says “In the end, only tree things matter. How much you loved, how gently you lived, and how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you” The Genres for this book are Fiction, Women’s

AUTHOR HEATHER WEBB IS GENEROUSLY GIVING AWAY TWO OF HER BOOKS TO ONE LUCKY PERSON TO CELEBRATE THE PUBLICATION OF “THE PHATOM’S APPRENTICE”“THE PHANTOM’S APPRENTICE” BY HEATHER WEBB. I can hear the Phantom of the Opera as I read this. Here is my review. I highly recommend this.https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2115641441?book_show_action=false&from_review_page=1 ‘BECOMING JOSEPHINE” by Heather Webb is on

  Review/Giveaway: The Phantom’s Apprentice by Heather Webb In this re-imagining of Phantom of the Opera, meet a Christine Daaé you’ve never seen before… Christine Daaé sings with her violinist Papa in salons all over Paris, but she longs to practice her favorite pastime—illusions. When her beloved Papa dies during a conjurer’s show, she abandons