Author: Carly-Rae

The 20th Victim by James Patterson Review is here. I have to say THIS BOOK is my favorite Patterson novel to date! This book brings back all the beloved characters of the Women’s Murder Club novels before it: Lindsay, Cindy, Claire, and Yuki. We start with Cindy Thomas reporting on a crime that took place in the parking lot of Taco King. The victim happened to be a famous professional player in the sports world and was shot in the head while sitting in his car with his pregnant wife. What is most shocking is the message written on the…

The Secret of Plants in the Environment by Rishikesh Upadhyay is out now. Plants are sessile organisms that are unable to move but face the challenge of ever-changing or adverse environments. The study of the development of environmental changes in tolerant plants is fundamental for the maintenance and streamlining of high crop yields and plant adaptation in natural environments. The identification of genes that lead to changes or stress tolerance is urgently needed for the growth and development of plants in their natural environment. The Secret of Plants in the ENVIRONMENT addresses environmental concerns such as the different types of…

Trial of Identity by Elsie Swain is out now. 2154: It had been over a century since the world of Homo-Sapiens had been re-written, and it all began when the illegal scientific organization who called themselves as -The Cult- broke all rules to experiment on humans and create genetically-enhanced ANTHROMORPHS. Anthromorpics are genetically enhanced humans who harnessed the traits of the gene of the mammal combined with their human genes. Advancement in Science had an inverse proportionate relationship with humanity; the barriers were broken in the field of Science only created more barriers around the term ‘HUMANITY.’ The Cult intended…

The Oppenheimer Alternative by Robert J. Sawyer is here. Robert J Sawyer’s newest novel, The Oppenheimer Alternative is being released worldwide on June 2nd to coincide with the 75th anniversary of the atom bomb being dropped in Japan. A nail-biting new science fiction thriller from Robert J. Sawyer; the all-time worldwide leader in award-wins as a science fiction or fantasy novelist. On the 75th anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb, Hugo and Nebula-winning author Robert J. Sawyer takes us back in time to revisit history…with a twist. While J. Robert Oppenheimer and his Manhattan Project team struggle to…

My June TBR List is here! Hey, Book Club! I wanted to share this month’s TBR book list with you! The Betrothed by Keira Cass is a YA novel. This book centers around King Jameson, who decides he loves Lady Hollis Brite. At first, Hollis is thrilled because, like every other girl in the kingdom, falling in love with the King is a dream come true. However, she soon realizes her heart may not be his to take. The Girl in the Blue Coat by Monica Hesse is a historical novel. Hanneke is the main character of this novel. She…

22: The War of the Gods by Manuel Martinez and Phyllis Barash is out now. Through the pages of this exciting novel, we will find out that the world was created by 22 Gods who created the different human races to use them to increase their power. By playing a game created by the Light and the Darkness, we watch the Gods use the 22 Major Arcana Cards of the Egyptian tarot as a method of increasing their power and control over all the human race. In the middle of all this power struggle for control of humanity, there is an…

The Best of Us by Robyn Carr Review is here. This story centers around Dr. Leigh Culver. She runs an urgent care clinic in Timberlake, Colorado. She moved here a year ago from Chicago and is loving the small town. The one thing missing in the town is her Aunt Helen, who’s a writer and loves to travel. One day, seventeen-year-old Finn Shandon comes in with a sliced hand that needs stitches along with his dad Rob Shandon. Everyone in town knows Rob. The widowed forty-year-old pub owner. However, it is the first real encounter Leigh has had with Rob…

How The Last of the Magi by G.S. Eli Came to be. A message from the author G.S. Eli. Dear Carly Rae subscribers, I feel now that The Last of the Magi was always somewhere deep inside of me, even before I knew I was going to write a book. Growing up a Romani boy in America, my parents kept me out of school, as is tradition, so I never formally learned how to read and write or about history for that matter. I did attend some school, but too little to be considered fully literate by anybody’s standards. My only true education came…

Two Can Keep A Secret by Karen M. McManus Review is finally here! Echo Ridge is a town filled with mystery and murder. This novel is from the point of view of Ellery Corcoran and Malcolm Kelly. Ellery and her twin brother Ezra move to Echo Ridge to live with their estranged grandmother after their mother, Sadie, is forced to enter rehab. All the twins know about Echo Ridge is their Aunt, Sarah, went missing here years ago. Their mother’s twin, who she refuses to talk about, and another girl Lacey did five years ago. Her body was found in…

Hunted by Monique Gliozzi is out now! Peter Steil is a fugitive. A man wanted not only by the US and Swiss authorities but also by a grieving widow. On the run from justice, he creates a new identity, reinventing himself as a helicopter pilot in a small alpine skiing resort and mixing with high society. He has everyone fooled. But not Agent Isabella Ashford. She knows the monster he really is. Her mission is to track him down and make him pay for a series of homicides. Isabella is determined to catch the fugitive and embarks on a game…

Man of the Sea by Nathan Kippley novel is here. For decades, a string of grisly, unsolved murders has devastated the Florida Keys. Sailors whisper tales of a pitiless seafarer known only as The Man of the Sea who prowls the nearby waters, carving his hostages into fishing bait before ebbing back into the shadows. Authorities have never found any trace of him, but the death toll continues to rise. In the aftermath of a family tragedy, brothers Silas and Joe head to the Keys in search of a fresh start. Despite the local legends, things seem to finally be…

Beautiful Sky, Beautiful Sky by Stephen Parolini is here! High school senior David Tinker is a failed former second-string linebacker, a wannabe rock star, a pothead, a writer, and a bit of a jerk. It’s his final semester at North High, and he’s beyond ready to be done with school. Wendy, his once-compliant girlfriend, expects too much of him. His ever-shrinking circle of friends is testing his patience. And his insult-slinging father is increasingly impossible to endure. And then there’s the choir director, Mr. Halston, who wields the power of graduation and isn’t above a little blackmail. When David’s world…