Rouge, Author at Read Watch and Think

Where the Blame Lies by Mia Sheridan

Where the Blame Lies by Mia Sheridan, to me this book is the definition of a worthwhile book filled with actual plot and content.

All Her Little Secrets by Wanda M. Morris is basically corporate politics against the backdrop of racial indiscrimination.

I would not recommend Dead Man Walking for the fear of somebody assuming that the relationship portrayed in the book is romance.

The basic fact is that Kingdom of the Cursed by Kerri Maniscalco had no actual progression to the plot from where it stopped in the last book

The Terminal List by Jack Carr has guns, tanks, fistfights, adrenaline, spy stuff, military stuff. Full testosterone. so what’s not to like?

Little Thieves by Margaret Owen is absolutely amazing though it has pace dips which is expected considering the volume.

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid is one of the heaviest yet powerful book that you could ever grab on.

I loved Curses by Lish McBride but wished the romance had a bit more magic and convincing power to it rather than mixing it into the pot.

Horseman by Christina Henry had a pretty good beginning but somewhere around the middle things started going too eccentric and twisted for me

I had a tough time with White Smoke by Tiffany D. Jackson because of my grudge with the central character and then a kiddish audiobook