The Midnight Twins was the first in a trilogy of teen mysteries about identical twin sisters born on New Year’s Eve – one a minute before and a minute after midnight – Meredith and Mallory Brynn learn on the night they turn thirteen that their psychic abilities will force them to intervene in dire events, although one twin can see only the future and one can see only the past. The Midnight Twins is in development as a TV series by Kaleidoscope Entertainment. Of course what I do love about thrillers is that it's always darkness that will unfold at the seams once you begin the story. Heidi lays the groundwork nicely for her readers and has a nice little twist in this one that will keep you reading. One night during a storm Amelia's car breaks down. And something happens to her. Amelia wakes up from an accident ... in Sophie's body. I do admit that I didn't know how it would end. I wondered at times, and guessed who I thought was involved with what, but I didn't completely understand. So well written, you feel all the emotion and turmoil Harriet goes through. And how much a true friend can support. Truly heart wrenching, but also a story of love and loss. Exceptional book, fast paced and gripping."

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Well, actually, you’ll not even know where you are once you dive into this baby, and maybe, in all honesty and considering the dangers of too much sun, skip the beach altogether because once you start reading this, you’re a goner. Take it from me, I was so immersed in this story that I sunburned the tops of my feet and had to hobble around shoe-less for several days. On a fateful Thursday, Freya walks out of doctor’s appointment to a park, where she falls off a bridge. Amelia’s car breaks down in the middle of a severe thunderstorm and she is stranded on the side of the road. A stranger offers to help and attempts to abduct her. She gets away and runs into the road, trying to signal down an oncoming car during the torrential rain, but is hit instead. Weak Plot, Poorly written and just plain bad. This makes Patterson's Alex Cross Series look Almost Shakespearean in comparison. Thank you to NetGalley, Simon & Schuster Canada and Heidi Perks for providing me with an ARC to read and review!This is one of those bang through books you can't put down where everyone is hiding something, Heidi Perks writes with an instinctive knowledge of how to keep the reader enthralled and dissects her characters along the way until you see them clearly.” HER ONE MISTAKE by HEIDI PERKS is a compelling, chilling, suspenseful, and a compulsive read that was an easy book to escape into that didn’t have too much darkness to it. The intensity level of this book gradually builds as the story progresses and there is also this subtle undertone of unease that makes you question what you are reading. Did a fist pump at the end of the story and had a big smile on my face after reading the epilog. First time in a while for a JP book. Marcy sets out on a journey to find her daughter and along the way meets others who either seem too eager to help her or want to hide vital information. It is hard to know who to trust and where the truth lies. Nina Bloom, alias Jeanine, has a major skeleton in her designer closet and, of course, it’s about to make an appearance and this is the last thing New York lawyer Nina needs, wants or has the clothes for.

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Nina Bloom has a secret that is nineteen years old, that is when she escaped from a previous life that had turned quite dangerous. She fled Florida and reinvented herself in New York with the help of her boss, she became a lawyer and has made a successful life for herself and her daughter. Charlotte and Harriet are moms and friends. Charlotte lives a comfortable life with three children and Harriet's life is not so comfortable and she only has one child named Alice and she never lets her little four year old out of her sight (never). There is a school fair that all the children are looking forward to but Harriet has somewhere she must be on that day, so she asks Charlotte to take Alice to the fair, who is only happy to oblige though Harriet seems very nervous about leaving Alice but Harriet trusts Charlotte and thinks she is a wonderful mother.From bestselling team James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge, Nina Bloom must confront the killer she thought she escaped forever to save the life of an innocent man.

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Marcy's has experienced feelings of unrelenting guilt since her mother committed suicide several years ago, and now with her daughter's death these feelings have escalated. Like most people who lose a loved one Marcy continually carries on internal conversations in which she relives every unkind thing she has ever said or done to her mother and her daughter. Normal, right?? At the local coffee shop, Mitchard is best-known as the mother of Rob, Dan, Marty, Francie, Mia, Will and Atticus , as the grandma of Hank and Diana and the wife of handsome Chris Brent. But, the story STILL was dragging for me. And.. the ending seemed to be rushed to me... I'm not sure where the author was going at the final end? Honestly in the last chapter... I was holding on to a final grasp of a twist... and it just ended? She’s playing at the school fete with your children. You pull out your phone, scroll through Facebook, and look up again.

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Marcy je polna obžalovanj in samoobtoževanja. Med iskanjem hčerke se spominja vsega, kar ni storila prav. Pa tudi zakona, pogovorov s sestro, svojega otroštva, sina, ki ga zapostavlja... Vmes pa se zapleta v mnoge nevšečnosti, zaradi česar kar trikrat pristane na policiji. Zdi se, da le malokdo verjame, da je res uzrla svojo hčer, toda... This is only the beginning of a heartbreaking mystery that has so many twists and turns and tests of friendship among other friends and mothers and has Charlotte doubting herself as a mother especially when the police continue to question her about how she could lose Alice and not one of her own three children. The two of them formulate a plan, a plan to elope when Logan graduates. Their plan requires one thing, money, which they plan to extract from Hope's parents by faking her abduction. Faking a kidnapping is risky business, but Hope is willing to do anything for Logan, anything for their future together. Hope dreams of the day when the two of them will be winning Academy Awards together, the perfect couple. Charlotte seems to hover over chaos day in and day out. She's been separated from her husband, Tom, for two years. She's used to tuning out the wild stampede of her three children who demand her attention almost every hour of the day. Charlotte has become adept at running to the front door through landmines of disguarded toys.

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The Irish setting gave an extra dimension to the tale and the vivid descriptions made me feel I was right in the middle of the landscapes. Something strange has happened to high school senior Amelia Fischer. After finding out that her mom is uprooting them for the upteenth time and losing a vital tennis match to all-star rival Sophie Graham, Amelia feels a mixture of anger and disappointment. When she finds herself stranded in the middle of a severe lightning storm and on the verge of being kidnapped by an unknown assailant, she panics and blindly runs out onto the flooded street and WHAM!, directly into the path of oncoming traffic. As fate would have it, she gets hit by none other than Sophie Graham.

Besides its unbelievability, the story also fell short for its predictability too. But, perhaps, I'm just born intuitive, so I couldn't blame the writers for it. An exceptionally well-written psychological thriller. It has believable characters, lots of action and so many unexpected twists that I didn’t dare stop reading for fear of missing a clue." We then follow Nina's life and how everything got her to where she is today. Nina's husband Peter is a truly despicable character who I loathed from the moment I read about him, but for all the loathing it made for a special read due to the intense feelings I had to the characters in the book.