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Not my cup of tea. Basically an older woman having a mid life crisis. Older like in her 60s. Just strange. 
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emotional funny lighthearted fast-paced

I haven't laughed this much in a bit. This was such a fun book. Full of a mix of emotions. Frankie and Aiden are the poster couple for from opposite sides of the tracks. You have the billionaire and the girl who grew up working hard and now just trying to get by.  Having them try to navigate their relationship was such a fun and entertaining ride. 

I think my favorite moment is from Frankie's parents house and just the sibling love. Flipping each other off is a great past time! 
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Man...sometimes a cop can just be incompetent. This book shows that. It also shows how other detectives never give up. The Adam Walsh case is one that is forever remembered and this was a great telling of it. It does have very long chapters though. 
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Plot or Character Driven: A mix

This debut novel was a delight to read. Its an age gap romance with a musician and songwriter. I loved the character of Hannah. She was such a strong willed woman who went after her dreams. Rory, he grows on you. Shannon develops the characters beautifully and makes you want to visit St. Croix with her imagery. 
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What a spooky and twisted novel! Megan Collins delivers an epic tale of mystery in The Family Plot. Dahlia returns home after her dad dies and a terrible discovery is made. The bones of her twin are found buried on their land. But who murdered him and why? Was ot the serial killer that used to terrorize the island? 
So many times I thought I knew and then I'd change my mind. This makes for an epic thriller. 
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Got this book through a goodreads giveaway. Trying to broaden my reading horizons. It's not my normal reading. Really wasn't my cup of tea. Kind of confusing for me in many parts.