Jessica's Epilogue

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  • Wild Dark Shore

    For my 21st Jessica’s Epilogue, I’m introducing Charlotte McConaghy’s novel Wild Dark Shore, a fast-paced mystery thriller set on Shearwater, a remote island between Australia and Antarctica. Dominic Salt has brought his three children—Fen, Raff, and Orly—to the island, where they are the only remaining inhabitants. There, they are responsible for maintaining the abandoned research… →

  • Jim Bridger: Trailblazer of the American West

    Jessica’s 17th Epilogue: Jerry Enzler’s, Jim Bridger: The Trailblazer for the American West It’s no surprise that I love history. Historical fiction is my favorite genre and I often adventure into Historical Nonfiction to learn of the past and gain insight and understanding of what those before us lived through. I often feel nostalgic as… →

  • Rules For The Summer

    Jessica’s 15th Epilogue: Rules for the Summer Meghan Quinn’s Rules for the Summer, published in May 2026, is a great pick for summer reading. I used an Audible credit on it after Heather from Twinreadsandreds described it as laugh-out-loud funny in a post. Since this was my first Meghan Quinn book, I wasn’t sure what… →

  • Chasing Evil

    Jessica’s 3rd Epilogue: Shocking Crimes, Supernatural Forces, and an FBI Agent’s Search for Hope and Justice by Robert Hilland and John Edward Chasing Evil: Shocking Crimes, Supernatural Forces, and an FBI Agent’s Search for Hope and Justice by John Edward and Robert Hilland is a Non-Fiction, Paranormal, True Crime book that follows the career of… →

  • A Court of Thorns and Roses

    Jessica’s 2nd Epilogue: A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas A Court of Thorns and Roses is a Romantasy novel written by Sarah J. Maas. The book series is set in Prythian and is written from Feyre Archeron’s first person point of view. Feyre, a human living in the mortal world, forcefully… →

  • The Butcher and The Wren

    Jessica’s 1st Epilogue: Insight into the first book in the Dr. Wren Muller series by Alaina Urquhar I was excited to check out this book as I am an avid listener of Morbid, a true-crime podcast where author, Alaina Urquhart, is a co-host. I’ve followed this podcast for years and finally made my way to… →