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Book Review | Dead on Arrival | Matt Richtel

Book Review | Dead on Arrival | Matt Richtel

After falling into obscurity as an infectious disease specialist, Lyle is on his way to a conference he hopes will jump-start his career again. But when he lands in Steamboat Springs, the world is eerily quiet. The pilots can’t contact the tower and there are bodies lying on the tarmac. The symptoms are nothing that Lyle has seen. The people look dead but they’re not. And soon, the people on the plane succumb to the same symptoms, leaving Lyle, the pilots, and one passenger to figure out the cause of this new deadly virus. The more Lyle learns, the more things aren’t adding up. Is this really a biological virus or something else?

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Book Review | Never Lie | Freida McFadden

Book Review | Never Lie | Freida McFadden

On the hunt for their forever home, newlyweds Tricia and Ethan head out of town to tour a secluded home in the country — the former home of a psychiatrist who went missing a year ago. Tricia and Ethan aren’t prepared for the snowstorm that leaves them stranded and Tricia keeps finding evidence that someone else is in the house with them. A weeping glass. A sleeping bag. Ethan tries his best to calm her down, telling her that they’ll love living in the house, but nothing helps. Especially when Tricia stumbles onto a secret room filled with tapes of the psychiatrist’s recorded sessions with her patients. Tricia can’t help herself. She steals a few of the tapes and begins to listen. The more she listens, the more the pieces of the psychiatrist’s disappearance fall into place, until Tricia can’t ignore the evidence anymore.

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