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The Last Lifeboat by Hazel Gaynor is under the category of historical fiction, World War II, war, life or death and survival. The book has many diverse perspectives of Lily a mother of two children who is worried about sending them off to a safer place to live and Alice an activist who strives to do good who finds herself taking care of a small portion of children. During the book the ship that was supposed to arrive safely to the British countryside suddenly faces challenges. The Last Lifeboat is all about survival and facing difficult situations during war. Although the storyline of the book was an interesting concept to read and learn about I wasn’t really captured and lost into the book and a bit of a hard time reading it. The beginning and towards the ending of the book was really good to read about, however the middle of the story was a little hard to get into compared to other parts in the book. Overall I would rate The Last Lifeboat a total of 3.5 stars.
Lock Every Door (review)
Lock Every Door is a novel written by Riley Sager and is under the category of Thriller, Mystery, Fiction, Suspense and Crime. The Bartholomew is the most exclusive and mysterious apartment buildings in Manhattan. The main character Jules, who is recently struggling with her life and her finances, is offered a job to be an…
A History of Fear (review)
A History of Fear written by Luke Dumas is under the category of Horror, Thriller, Fiction, Adult, LGBTQ+, Suspense and Mystery. The plot of A History of Fear written by Luke Dumas is a young man named Grayson hale who recently moved to Scotland to discover himself as his dad did in his years. Grayson…
I Will Find You (review)
I Will Find You written by Harlan Coben is under the category of Suspense, Thriller, Revenge, Crime and Fiction. The thriller is about a young man named David who is supposedly to be the man who murdered his son. David claims to be innocent but the mystery witness and various evidence says otherwise. While serving…
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