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@mandie163.mg reviews #TheQuietGirls by JM Hewitt over at jenmedsbookreviews.com. Here’s what the book is about: . ‘Hattie!’ Carrie called, an edge to her voice. ‘Hattie, this isn’t funny, come out now.’ Carrie moved through the woods on shaking legs. She tried calling, shouting, screaming, but everything was quiet. Her little sister was gone. Detective Carrie Flynn’s sister Hattie was kidnapped when they were both little girls. After the police failed to find the culprit, Carrie swore she would become a detective and solve the case herself. But the face of the man who snatched Hattie is a blank in her memory... Twenty years later, eleven-year-old Melanie Wilson is reported missing, a quiet child who longs to fit in, just like Hattie… Carrie has to fight off memories of her lost sister to concentrate on the case, but she soon finds grainy black-and-white footage of Melanie boarding a boat and vanishing. She discovers Melanie has been taken to Pomona, a deserted island, almost inaccessible from the city. But who took little Melanie, and why? Then the police receive a desperate cry for help from another young girl: I gave you his name, told you where to find him, but you did nothing. My blood is on your hands. Carrie traces the call to the same docks where Melanie was last seen. Now she has a second missing child to save. But the sound of the broken voice has unlocked something in Carrie. The blurred face of her sister’s kidnapper is starting to become clearer… Carrie is sure the lost girls are in terrible danger – and that there’s a link between her sister’s disappearance and this case. To find Melanie, Carrie must unleash the memories she’s buried for years. And if she uses her own demons to bring Melanie home, can she finally find out what happened to her sister? This absolutely unputdownable thriller will keep you up all night until you reach the final heart-stopping page! Perfect for fans of Angela Marsons, Val McDermid and Lisa Regan. . Available from Amazon, Kobo, Googleplay and Apple Books . #blogtour #books #bookblog #bookblogger #bookblogging #lovebooks #bookworm #bookstagram #bookstagrammer

Why not head to jenmedsbookreviews.com to check out @mandie163.mg review of Leopold Borstinski’s #TheBowerySlugger. Here’s what it’s about: . A turn-of-the-century Jewish boy punches his way into the gangs of New York.When Alex Cohen arrives in 1915 America, he seizes the land of opportunity with both hands and grabs it by the throat. But success breeds distrust and Alex must choose between controlling his gang and keeping his friend alive. What would you do if the person you trusted most is setting you up to die at your enemies' hands?The first book in the Alex Cohen series is a violent historical novel, which rips through the early years of the Jewish New York mob. Leopold Borstinski's gripping crime noir beats at the chest of every reader with a bloody fist. . Available from Amazon. . #booklove #blogtour #bookblogger #bookblog #books #lovebooks #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #bookblogging

Over on jenmedsbookreviews.com you can check out @Mandie163.mg review of #TheBestOfYou by @sophieleighrobbinsauthor , part of the #OceanicDream series. Here’s what it’s about: They may be faking their relationship, but they can’t fake the sparks that fly when they’re together. Desperate to get away from her cheating ex, travel vlogger Holly books a last-minute cruise to the Caribbean. Right after boarding, she meets the gorgeous Noah who got dumped on his wedding day. His family got tired of his moping and sent him on a forced vacation. Good for Holly, because misery loves company, right? Well, maybe not misery. Having Noah around completely brightens Holly's vacation. He even pretends to be her boyfriend to dodge unwanted advances from a questionable guy. There’s only one tiny problem. Holly didn’t go on this cruise to see if there were other fish in the sea, and falling for a hot stranger was definitely not on the itinerary either. Instead of choosing which cocktail she’ll be sipping by the pool, she now has a different decision to make. Risk getting her heart broken or abandon ship. The Best of You is book eight in the Oceanic Dreams series. This feel-good romantic comedy can be read as a standalone and makes for the perfect beach read. It's filled with laugh-out-loud and swoon-worthy moments. . Available from Amazon . #booklove #livebooks #bookblog #bookblogger #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #books #bookworm

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Might have treated myself to a couple of books today. #Violet by @susijholliday and #NothingImportantHappenedToday by a Will Carver Thanks for the invite to the launch party @orendabooks

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