Jessica's Epilogue

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  • A Court of Frost and Starlight

    Jessica’s 19th Epilogue: A Court of Frost and Starlight Today, I bring to you a reread for me as I continue to prepare for Sarah J. Maas’s upcoming sixth book in the A Court of Thorns and Roses series. A Court of Frost and Starlight is Sarah J. Maas’s novella and the fourth book in… →

  • We Are All Guilty Here

    We Are All Guilty Here by Karin Slaughter For my 20th Epilogue, we are diving into Karin Slaughter’s mystery thriller, We Are All Guilty Here. We Are All Guilty Here, is the first book in Karin Slaughter’s North Fall Series. The main character is Emme Clifton-Lang and she is a local police officer working along… →

  • Fahrenheit 451

    Jessica’s 18th Epilogue: Fahrenheit 451 I was encouraged to read this book when my oldest daughter was assigned to read it for her high school English class. It had also been on my TBR list for years, since it frequently appears on classic book lists and “must-read” recommendations across multiple literacy platforms. Please join me… →

  • Broken Country by Claire Leslie Hall

    Jessica’s 16th Epilogue Claire Leslie Hall’s Broken Country is a fast-paced read about grief, loss, and a love triangle marked by betrayal and a life-altering fatal shooting on a farm. It is a work of historical fiction with touches of romance and thriller woven throughout. As the book itself says, “This is a love story… →

  • The Lies They Told by Ellen Marie Wiseman

    Jessica’s 14th Epilogue: The Lies They Told I chose this book for my book club after seeing it listed among the top book club picks in a Google search, and I’m so glad we selected it for our May 2026 read. The Lies They Told is a historical fiction that tells the unbelievable story that… →

  • Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth

    Today, for my 13th Epilogue, I’m highlighting my top, most favorite book that I read in May 2026. Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth is absolutely a ‘must read’ and here are my reasons why. Set in Melbourne, Australia, this story explores gossip, community, and the ways neighbors look out for one another. The residents of… →

  • The Nine: The True Story of a Band of Women Who Survived the Worst of Nazi Germany

    Jessica’s 10th Epilogue: The Nine by Gwen Strauss The Nine, The True Story of a Band of Women Who Survived the Worst of Nazi Germany is a historical non-fiction that was written based on the true story of the author’s great aunt, Helene Podliasky who escaped a German prison camp during World War II. The… →

  • Where The Sea Lavender Grows

    Thank you for joining me today, Jessica’s 9th Epilogue is a review of: Where the Sea Lavender Grows by Kitty Johnson. Where the Sea Lavender Grows is a historical fiction that takes place in Norfolk, England. The book follows the alternating storylines that encompass two different time periods and the women who are living at… →