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Flowers of Evil (Hani’s Daughter Mysteries Book 1) by N.L. Holmes

Flowers of Evil (Hani's Daughter Mysteries Book 1)Flowers of Evil by N.L. Holmes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Neferet and Bener-ib two highly trained sunet (healers) find themselves caught in the middle of a murder because of Neferet’s tendency to not drop things.
While sitting in their new dispensary waiting for patients, comes a few men carrying their master Sen-em-iah the bearer of divine offerings of Amen. He was gravely injured and passed in their care, he utters his last word ” rabbit” which sends Neferet into investigation mode. As Neferet investigates she drags her whole family into it, and finds herself and her family in a huge conspiracy involving Egypt’s holy hierarchy and police.
A very well thought out mystery that continued to surprise chapter after chapter.

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The Master of Demise: A Dark and Riveting Psychological Thriller by Nadija Mujagic

The Master of DemiseThe Master of Demise by Nadija Mujagic
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

When your past comes to haunt you will you remember?
Mitch Wegner is a professor at Vermont university. After a student dies, he is closely looked at as the reason why. Bradford’s diary was found sitting on his bed with some choice words about Mitch. After the students death, Mitch’s life gets turned upside down, his students no longer respect him. His wife seems to be pulling away from him and their marriage, she might even be cheating on him with her counter part at the yoga studio she runs. Mitch feels as if someone is orchestrating his life’s upheaval. Could he be right?

Reviewed by @MelancholyRose
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Living With Conviction: Unexpected Sisterhood, Healing, and Redemption in the Wake of Life-Altering Choices by Toby Dorr

Living With Conviction: Unexpected Sisterhood, Healing, and Redemption in the Wake of Life-Altering ChoicesLiving With Conviction: Unexpected Sisterhood, Healing, and Redemption in the Wake of Life-Altering Choices by Toby Dorr
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

” You are not your worst mistake”
Toby Young had a pretty normal life before she ended up being convicted for helping an inmate escape prison. She was part of program that had inmates train dogs to be adopted out. That is where she met John Manard, the man she would fall in love with and help escape. A mom for two grown Boys, married for 20 plus years, she found herself wanting more from life and John was just the man to give that to her. Unfortunately, that also meant she would give up a lot without even comprehending what life she might end up having after said escape. 12 days on the run with him felt like a lifetime to the both of them.
Toby was arrested with John after those 12 days. She then found herself in the system she never thought she would, jail/prison.
This book tells of her crime and her redemption afterwards. The way the women in the system created a sisterhood unbreakable even by their crimes or movement within the system. A beautiful telling of how ” You are not your worst mistake”.

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Lap Baby: Emotional Women’s Fiction by Amy Q. Barker

Lap Baby: Emotional Women's FictionLap Baby: Emotional Women’s Fiction by Amy Q. Barker
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A plane crashes in a snow storm, leaving 142 dead. Only four survived. It follows three of the characters through the book, one didn’t really make his presence know after the fact. Julie was the flight attendant for that flight, Marie was a mother with her child on the plane, and Paige was the only surviving baby of four on the flight. Julie keeps in contact with the surviving four, after taking the matter of lap babies on a plane in her own hands. After 20 years of her trying to get the rules changed, it left Julie busied and broken. All of them are still working through the trauma but within this book you get to see their lives starting to heal.
A very emotional ending, that proves even when you have gone through something as traumatic as a plane crash it takes time to heal all wounds, those that are physical and mental. But it is possible to heal.

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