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Sunday Post is hosted by  Caffeinated Book Reviewer  to give everyone a chance to recap last weeks post as well as give y'all a preview of what to expect next week. As well as  any other random happenings going on within the week! Can't Wait Wednesday Tears of the Silenced by Misty Griffin (Review) Where'd You Go Bernadette by Maria Semple (Review) June Book Bingo Round Up The Nanny Diaries (Review) “The sooner you learn it’s on you to make life interesting, the better off you’ll be.”  ―  Maria Semple,  Where'd You Go, Bernadette

Tears of the Silenced by Misty Griffin Goodreads Summary: Misty Griffin's story ─ Surviving child abuse, parental betrayal, sexual assault, and Amish cruelty. A true crime memoir:  When Misty was six years old her family started to live and dress like the Amish. Misty and her sister were kept as slaves on a mountain ranch where they were subjected to almost complete isolation, sexual abuse and extreme physical violence. Their step-father kept a loaded rifle by the door at all times to make sure the young girls were too terrified to try to escape. They also knew that no rescue would ever come because only a couple of people even knew they existed and did not know them well enough to care. Amish Sexual abuse:  When Misty reached her teens, her parents feared she and her sister would escape and took them to an Amish community where they were adopted and became baptized members. Misty was devastated to once again find herself in a world of fear, animal cruelty and sexual abuse

Can't Wait Wednesday is a weekly feature hosted by  Wishful Endings  and is based on Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly featured hosted by  Breaking the Spine  where we get a chance to highlight the books we can't wait to get released. This week's Can't Wait Wednesday is Would Like to Meet by Rachel Winters Expected Publication: December 3, 2019 Goodreads Summary: In this charming, feel-good debut novel, a cynical assistant at a screenwriting agency must reenact the meet-cute scenes from classic romantic comedy movies in order to help her #1 client get his scriptwriting mojo back--but can a real-life meet-cute be in store for someone who doesn't believe in happily ever after? After seven years as an assistant, 29-year-old Evie Summers is ready to finally get the promotion she deserves. But now the TV and film agency she's been running behind the scenes is in trouble, and Evie will lose her job unless she can convince the agency's biggest and mo

Sunday Post is hosted by  Caffeinated Book Reviewer  to give everyone a chance to recap last weeks post as well as give y'all a preview of what to expect next week. As well as  any other random happenings going on within the week! Top Ten Tuesday   (Most anticipated releases of the 2nd half of 2019) From Here to You (Crash and Burn #1) by Jamie McGuire (Review) Tears of the Silenced by Misty Griffin (Review) Can't Wait Wednesday Where'd You Go Bernadette by Maria Semple (Review) I recently found this show on Hulu, and it is currently on Freeform (formerly ABC Family still confused about the new name), but I'm obsessed!! It follows 3 girls during their jobs at a magazine and their lives in New York.  The writing and humor reminds me so much of my friends it's crazy, I'm making them all start the show this week. “No matter how bad home is, it is still home, and home is something that will always

From Here to You (Crash and Burn #1) by Jamie McGuire Goodreads Summary: As Darby Dixon sits in a tiny Texas church bathroom on her wedding day holding a positive pregnancy test, she realizes that of all the bad decisions she's made in her life, marrying her abusive fiancé would be the worst. She's never been able to stand up for herself, but she'll sure as hell stand up for her baby. With just the cash she has on hand, she runs to get a bus ticket to the farthest place she can afford. Between her sheer grit and pageant-queen smile, she lands a job as a front desk clerk at the Colorado Springs Hotel. It's not a glamorous life, but she and her baby are all that matters. A former Marine, Scott "Trex" Trexler has worked in the most dangerous, corrupt, war-torn places on earth. Now he finally has a chance to return to the last place he'd felt at peace--Colorado Springs, Colorado, to take a new job with the Cheyenne Mountain Complex, a top-secret military

Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by  The Artsy Reader  and gives people a chance to list out their favorites of the topic of the week!! TODAY'S TOPIC IS: Most Anticipated Releases of the Second Half of 2019 Lock Every Door by Riley Sager (Expected: July 2) Maybe This Time by Kasie West (Expected: July 9) One Little Secret by Cate Holahan (Expected: July 9) Ever Alice by H.J. Ramsay (Expected: August 1) The Institute by Stephen King (Expected: September 10) 10 Blind Dates by Ashley Elston (Expected: October 1) The Places I've Cried in Public by Holly Bourne (Expected: October 3) I Know you Remember by Jennifer Donaldson (Expected: October 8)

Sunday Post is hosted by  Caffeinated Book Reviewer  to give everyone a chance to recap last weeks post as well as give y'all a preview of what to expect next week. As well as  any other random happenings going on within the week! The Accident by  Natalie Barelli (Review) Vox by Christina Dalcher ( Review) Top Ten Tuesday topic From Here to You (Crash and Burn #1) by Jamie McGuire (Review) “we were also aware of our faults without playing the victim.”  ―  Jamie McGuire, From Here to You

Vox by Christina Dalcher Goodreads Summary: Set in an America where half the population has been silenced,  VOX  is the harrowing, unforgettable story of what one woman will do to protect herself and her daughter. On the day the government decrees that women are no longer allowed to speak more than 100 words daily, Dr. Jean McClellan is in denial—this can't happen here. Not in America. Not to her. This is just the beginning. Soon women can no longer hold jobs. Girls are no longer taught to read or write. Females no longer have a voice. Before, the average person spoke sixteen thousand words a day, but now women only have one hundred to make themselves heard. But this is not the end. For herself, her daughter, and every woman silenced, Jean will reclaim her voice.   My Review: 4/5 Stars Vox was a well-written novel about men silencing feminist, or all females rather. They are limited to only a 100 words a day. I don't know about you but I say that much just over breakfa

The Accident by Natalie Barelli Goodreads Summary: If only she'd said no...   Katherine  knew she’d had too many drinks, but they were only going a short distance. And as  Eve  pointed out, it was late, there was no traffic anyway...  Now, Katherine would do anything to turn back the clock.  If anyone ever found out about the accident, it would ruin Katherine’s life . But no one needs to know because Eve was there too, and she’s going to help make it all go away. Except  something's not quite right with Eve , and by the time Katherine realizes that… It's too late. My Review: 3.5/5 Stars At first I saw similarities with the new Netflix show Dead to Me, but I think its a bit of a reach with 1 or 2 coincidences. I guess I've just been obsessed with the show. Both kept me engaged and predicting possible outcomes the whole time. A big difference was I didn't get it all right in the book. The characters of Katherine (Kat) and Eve were interesting, I nev

Can't Wait Wednesday is a weekly feature hosted by  Wishful Endings  and is based on Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly featured hosted by  Breaking the Spine  where we get a chance to highlight the books we can't wait to get released. This week's Can't Wait Wednesday is One Little Secret by Cate Holahan Expected Publication: July 9, 2019 Goodreads Summary: Everyone has a secret. For some, it's worth dying to protect. For others, it's worth killing. The glass beach house was supposed to be the getaway that Susan needed. Eager to help her transplanted family set down roots in their new town - and desperate for some kid-free conversation - she invites her new neighbors to join in on a week-long sublet with her and her workaholic husband. Over the course of the first evening, liquor loosens inhibitions and lips. The three couples begin picking up on the others' marital tensions and work frustrations, as well as revealing their own. But someone says