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Reader Question – The book about the wife that lost her husband in an accident and discovers his other life…

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Maqxy is looking for this one! It’s spoilery so I’ll spoiler-alert throughout but I think I read this one!! My version of it was sort of a psych-thriller, and one of the details doesn’t quite match up with my guess, but close. And also, the one I read was released in the last year or so…

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Hello Maryse!

I feel as though I’ve known you forever… 🙂 I’ve been following you for almost 10 years…. 🙂

I dunno whether this is the right way to get my question out to your community but I’m trying to remember a book I read ages ago. read more

Reader Question… Solved! The book about the wife that thinks her fireman husband is having an affair…

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Amy needs our book help! Oh these marital strife ones always have my stomach in knots, and they’re like my catnip. Sometimes the strife is over serious concerns and issues… and sometimes, it’s a misunderstanding, but done right the whole way through, I’m on the edge of my seat, and right there with them!!

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I’m looking for a book I read back in 2012 – 2105, a long time ago and I have over 1,000 books in my kindle account so I cant seem to find it.  Hoping you can help…. read more

Reader Question – The book where her husband goes to jail, and she starts her own successful drug business, but then there’s the bodyguard…

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Tanishka is back with another one!! She needs our help looking for this book. 😀 Oooooooooh boy we have another scandalous-sounding fun one, and I think things in this story are about to go very bad!! I’m dying to know which one this is, too!

Almost sounds like a cross of the show Good Girls and Weeds and one of our favorite dark reads… Raw. LOL!

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Heyyyy Maryse!!!

I need your help again finding a book.

It was a mafia romance and like the guy goes on a mission but he is caught and jailed. So he tells her to look for the green in the grassland or something and she has this bodyguard or someone, I’m not sure and like she was also pregnant. read more

Book Review – What We Forgot to Bury by Marin Montgomery

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What We Forgot to Bury was my Amazon First Reads selection this month and it was a difficult choice between two books on that list (both psych-thrillers) but the other seeming to lean towards a romance/love obsession and I was so in the mood for that. You know I love those!

And surprise surprise, this one actually had a touch of that, too!

Tasha J: Still can’t decide on Kindle 1st. Stories We Never Told or What We Forgot to Bury is what I’ve narrowed it down to.

Maryse: OMG three of them sound SO freaking good right now. Exactly the ones you love, I love!!! I can’t choose. Okay wait… for me it’s definitely between What We Forgot to Bury and Stories We Never Told… read more

Reader Question… Solved! The book about the middle aged married couple and he left her, and then wanted to come back…

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Outi needs our book help! I love books about married couples and marital strife and then… maybe a second chance romance?? Though I’m not sure if this is what happens here… 😉

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Greetings from Finland, Europe 🙂

I have been trying to find one book – middle aged couple, two college aged sons. Husband left wife, wife was dating first her attorney, next her son’s future father-in-law.  He was minister or something like that.

And then husband wanted to come back….. read more

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