Moose may not be a lawyer but he knows a great book when he sees one! Being a small town lawyer is pretty much what you’d expect, dealing with small town problems. Simon Latch, as a small town lawyer, is barely scraping by on his meager salary, a divorce on the horizon and his gamblingContinue reading “The Widow by John Grisham”
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No Body No Crime by Tess Sharpe
After waking up in a plane crash, Mel can only be sure of one thing, this is all Chloe’s fault. Chloe has been getting Mel into all sorts of danger from the moment they first truly spoke, but, all that matters to Mel is that they never stop speaking again. Tracking down your first loveContinue reading “No Body No Crime by Tess Sharpe”
The Felons’ Ball by Polly Stewart
Natalie knows her family has secrets. The run of the mill stuff like a history of bootlegging, secret affairs, maybe some money laundering but didn’t think murder was an option. When her much older secret boyfriend, Ben, winds up dead at her father’s annual birthday bash dubbed “The Felons’ Ball”, Natalie can’t seem to wrapContinue reading “The Felons’ Ball by Polly Stewart”
9 Years!!
I can’t believe it’s been 9 years since I started reviewing books on LaceyDoesLit.com! According to my calculations, I’ve read approximately 635 books during this time which averages to 70.55 books a year! 📚 I have around 2,180 followers across social media and while that may not seem like much to some, I’m really proudContinue reading “9 Years!!”
The Ten Worst People in New York by Matt Plass
The Ten Worst People in New York is a list like no other. Calling out the ten “worst” people by vote is brutal without the impending doom facing those who were named. The first person to go from the list was a fluke, they obviously couldn’t take the pressure. But then more start to perishContinue reading “The Ten Worst People in New York by Matt Plass”
Fifty Fifty, The Devil’s Advocate and Witness 8 by Steve Cavanagh
It’s not often that you read a book and think “wow, I have to read everything this person has written”… Well, that’s where I’ve found myself with Steve Cavanagh! After reading Witness 8 earlier this year, I realized how much I’ve been missing out. While reading each of these books I had to sit downContinue reading “Fifty Fifty, The Devil’s Advocate and Witness 8 by Steve Cavanagh”
Fahrenheit-182 by Mark Hoppus
Ok, now the reason you’re here.. Fahrenheit-182 is one of the few memoirs I’ve read because I typically only enjoy fiction. Who wants to read about the real world when we live in it, am I right!?! No, I’m not right because this book is truly something special. Not only from a diehard fan butContinue reading “Fahrenheit-182 by Mark Hoppus”
The Lies We Conjure by Sarah Henning
Ruby and Wren are just normal teenage sisters that are strapped for cash when an elderly woman approaches them with an interesting proposition to pose as her estranged granddaughters at an upcoming party. The party is being held at an infamous mansion that the girls have always been curious about and again, they could reallyContinue reading “The Lies We Conjure by Sarah Henning”
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