Book Review - Prowl

After all the attacks on The Sanctuary in Ambush, the first book of the Sanctuary series by Colleen Coble, you might think Paradise, Blake, and their loved ones could catch a break in the sequel. Unfortunately for our friends on the wild animal park, someone is determined to shake their foundation and the public’s opinion of The Sanctuary, working relentlessly to undermine all that holds them up. From a murder in the tiger enclosure to eerie gifts left for Paradise, the path toward truth is as tangled as the Spanish moss and the search is entwined with the search for Paradise’s long lost brother and the person who killed their parents. Colleen Coble knows how to write characters the reader can bond with and action that will keep said reader awake all night turning pages. Prowl is yet another stellar example of that elite level skill.

Prowl, the second book in the Sanctuary series by Colleen Coble, is available now from your favorite local bookseller or online:

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I received an ARC of this book. It did not influence my review. All opinions expressed here are my own.

Book Review - The French Kitchen

Kristy Cambron gives us an exquisitely crafted and deeply human WW2 era spy tale in her latest release, The French Kitchen. From the main characters to the lesser supporting characters and the character that is the setting of the French countryside, no detail is too fine and the result is a fully immersive experience. When Kat’s socialite brother whisks off to join the war effort in a cloud of secrecy and fails to contact her as promised, Kat finds herself involved in secret operations for her country and to advance her own mission of finding Gavin. Surrounded by people who are not who they seem to be, and embedded in the kitchen of a manor house that has become an enemy stronghold, Kat is on her toes at every moment of every day to do everything she can for the success of the resistance, her personal mission, and her own self preservation. Perspective is everything in this game of subversion, but it is in the aftermath of the war that things begin to come into focus. Pick up a copy of The French Kitchen today and get caught up in the intrigue for yourself.

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Book Review - I Think I Was Murdered

When you live on the bleeding edge of technology, you’ll eventually get cut. On the worst day of Katrina Foster’s life, she lost her husband in a car accident. To help ease the pain, her employer loaded Jason’s information into a bleeding edge AI chatbot, which Katrina used to talk to her beloved after losing him. And on the second worst day of her life, as everything that remained after losing Jason came raining down in ashes around her, Katrina asked him to tell her something she doesn’t know. I Think I Was Murdered is a million tiny cuts to leave Katrina, and the reader, reeling from the swipes as the truth unfolds. Nestled in a Pacific Coast setting that can be both cozy and chilling, and with characters equally lovable and despicable, this is a story to keep you on your toes from start to finish. Colleen Coble and Rick Acker have fabricated a tale that gives no rest for the weary until the last bitter truth is told.

I Think I Was Murdered by Colleen Coble and Rick Acker is available now from your favorite local bookseller or online:

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