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Saying goodbye to the world of Heist Society this week with a review of Perfect Scoundrels.

Let's throw it back to 2011 with a review on Uncommon Criminals by Ally Carter.

There are certain titles I can read 1000 times and not grow bored of. These are those stories.

We're continuing Pride Month with a review of Death at Morning House by Maureen Johnson.

Happy Pride Month, Book Nerds! Let's kick things off with The Monsters We Defy by Leslye Penelope.

Thank you to Thomas and Mercer, and SparkPoint Studio for sending me an advanced copy of One in For by Lucinda Berry.

Thank you to Collective Ink and Roundfire Books for sending me a copy of Ada & Eddie by Barry Harden.

Happy Mystery March, Book Nerds! This week we're ranking literary detectives.

Welcome back to Mystery March. This week's review is on Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson.

Welcome to Mystery March. Let's talk A Killing Cold by Kate Alice Marshall.

I'm gearing up for a very special March here on RHRML, so let's get into the spirit early with Ace of Spades by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé.

I wish I could reread every book on my shelves this year, but I'll start with these five.

I went on a blind date with a book, here's what happened.

What did I get for Christmas? Lots and lots of books!

Thank you to Roundfire Books and Collective Ink for sending me a copy of By Way of Paris by Christopher J. Newman.

Come get your next Spooky Season review. This week I'm talking The Shadows by Alex North.

I'm a big fan of Riley Sager, so of course I need to re-rank all his books.

A mystery set in a summer camp? Sign me up!

Southern Gothic, anyone?

It may be June, but it's Spooky Season in heart. Enjoy me review of Masters of Death by Olivie Blake.