Publisher: Kensington

What Waits in the Woods by Terri Parlato

What Waits in the Woods by Ter..

Posted 06/12/2023 by Charli in Book Reviews / 0 Comments

If you haven’t seen the review I did for Terri Parlato’s debut novel, All The Dark Places, I highly recommend you check it out – go ahead, I’ll wait… Ok, now that you’re back, I’m going to tell you that this book is just as good. You’ve heard of the sophomore slump? That weird thing where the second book isn’t as good as the first or any subsequent books that come out? Well, this book doesn’t have that. What this book does have is a dual point of view that doesn’t take much to get used to because it’s very clear as to who is telling the story at any given moment. The main characters we deal with are Esmé and Rita. Esmé is our main character, the one who just came back from Syracuse after her ballet career ended. She came home only to find her best friend, Kara, […]

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Little Crazy Children by James Renner

Little Crazy Children by James..

Posted 02/17/2023 by Charli in Book Reviews / 0 Comments

Ok, so whether you want to believe it or not, I actually do like true crime books. I don’t read a lot of them, but I’m picky about them . Honestly, I’m not even sure what made me decide to request to read Little Crazy Children by James Renner. Now for this book, the usual CAWPILE review isn’t going to cut it, so this time around you’re just going to get my thoughts. CW: Murder, suicide, mentions of rape, drinking, drugs About Little Crazy Children Little Crazy Children takes on the 1990 murder case of 16-year-old Lisa Lee Pruett. The book details how the Shaker Heights police honed in on one suspect despite there being other suspects. My Thoughts First off, this book is very well written. It makes sense, and the investigative work done to ensure that the facts are presented was excellent. I particularly enjoyed the final few […]

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