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The Personal Assistant by Kimberly Belle
This story hits all the right notes for a good psychological thriller. It is totally relevant to our social media-obsessed world. There is also plenty of suspense, and the author knows how to build tension and plot a good twist.
As a successful influencer, Alex shares real-life moments with her followers. And all is well - until it isn't. Things go downhill for her fast when an insensitive and controversial post, one she does not remember posting, goes viral.
This plot is very believable. I could easily see how it becomes near impossible to separate work from family and personal life, especially when the task becomes too big to handle alone. Alex has twin daughters that are less than thrilled about being a part of her social media. But, because she is so visible, her work also impacts her's husband job, especially when things blow up.
The Personal Assistant is original, twisty, and shows a realistic version of the dark side of social media and human nature.
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Fifth Avenue Glamour Girl
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This book is a must-read for anyone who's interested in the fashion world or enjoys reading stories about female friendships. It follows the journey of Gloria and Estee Lauder, two women who share their dreams of working in ... More
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The Spectacular
By Fiona Davis
It's 1956, and Marion, a passionate dancer and dance teacher, is thrilled when she has the opportunity to be a Radio City Rockette. But there is a cost; she must sacrifice her family to follow her dream ... More
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The Violin Conspiracy
By Brendan Slocumb
This book grabbed my attention from the very beginning, with the opening playing beautiful classical music. A few times throughout the book, there are additional snippets of music. It's one of the bonuses of listening to a book on audio ... More
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Local Woman Missing
By Mary Kubica
Local Woman Missing is a gripping psychological thriller by Mary Kubica, filled with suspense, mystery, and secrets. I loved how this book grabbed from the first chapter and had me on the edge of my seat... More
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