Review: Forget You Saw Her - Book #0 Ask For Andrea Series - Noelle W. Ihli - November 2025 Lately, I’ve found myself completely captivated by the works of Noelle W. Ihli . If you are a fan of fast-paced, "unputdownable" thrillers like those by Freida McFadden or Faith Gardner , then Ihli needs to be at the absolute top of your TBR pile. Her latest release , Forget You Saw Her , has been sitting on my desk for a while, and before I even opened the first page, I had a massive cover crush . It is stunning, moody, and perfectly sets the tone for the story withi n. For those who have read Noelle W. Ihli’s previous hit, Ask For Andrea , you’ll remember the haunting premise of ghostly women banding together in the afterlife to take down the man who ended their lives. It was a unique, chilling concept. Forget You Saw Her serves as the prequel , diving deep into Andrea’s personal story. What I found most fascinating was finally learning the "origin story" of the famous ba...

Review: All Her Little Lies - Becca Day - October 2022 After redundancy left me with unexpected free time and a desperate need for escapism, I found myself gravitating away from my usual romance reads toward something with more bite. Enter Becca Day's All Her Little Lies , a psychological thriller that delivers exactly the kind of dark family drama I was craving during this uncertain chapter of my life. The premise is deliciously twisted: when Alex discovers Hannah's body, her maternal instincts kick into overdrive—not to seek justice, but to protect her son Daniel at all costs. What follows is a masterclass in moral ambiguity as Alex makes the horrifying decision to clean up what she assumes is her son's crime scene and dispose of the body. It's the kind of split-second choice that makes you question what you'd do in her shoes, especially when unemployment has you contemplating your own capacity for desperate measures. Becca Day excels at crafting morally complex...

Review: Missing Mom - Lynn Slaughter - January 2025 Noelle's life was on track, she had three loving parents - her dad, stepdad, and mum, she had her younger sister Whitney and her ballet. Everything was going well until one day, her mum didn't come home. Noelle knows something is off as her mum just wouldn't disappear on them, she also wasn't suicidal as the police believe she killed herself. With the help of her friend and ballet partner Ravi, Noelle goes on a journey to discover what happened to her mother. In doing so though Noelle will discover that her mum who never talked about her past, had a good reason not to as her mum's name isn't even her real name. What happened to her mother and why did her mum change her name? The book then jumps back to 20 years ago when we meet teenage Savannah. Savannah has gotten into a relationship with Mack. A relationship that will start to become an abusive one and it can only end two ways - either she can escape or in a ...