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Booking Your Weekend

Welcome back and happy Friday! Here are the newest recommendations for the weekend. As always, click on the title to read BIK's review of the book and click on the banner ad for purchase options. This weekend, we've got a book for each day and a little something for everyone.
Fiction: The Space Between Words by Michele Phoenix "There were seconds, when I woke, when the world felt unshrouded. Then memory returned."

When Jessica regains consciousness in a French hospital on the day after the Paris attacks, all she can think of is fleeing the site of the horror she survived. But Patrick, the steadfast friend who hasn’t left her side, urges her to reconsider her decision. Worn down by his insistence, she reluctantly agrees to follow through with the trip they’d planned before the tragedy.

“The pages found you,” Patrick whispered.

“Now you need to figure out what they’re trying to say.”

During a stop at a country flea market, Jessica finds a faded document concealed in an a…

Booking Your Weekend

Happy Friday, y'all! Other than being a book reviewer, I am also a mother. So, with that in mind and with Halloween right around the corner, here are my top recommendations for kiddos that still enjoy picture bedtime stories.

This week, you'll get mini reviews for each book. Check out the Amazon banners for purchasing options.
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The Toddler Survival Guide by Mike & Heather Spohr

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Appropriately short for frazzled, worn out parents of toddlers, The Toddler SurvivalGuide is laugh-out-loud funny. Any parent with a (or multiple--yikes!) toddler(s) will find themselves nodding and laughing along with all of the statements the Spohrs make.
The book walks you through the top tips of eating, bedtime, teeth brushing, potty training, tantrums, and more. I didn't find that it gave any awesome, never before thought of tips. Most of us parents have already blundered through enough of the toddler months that we know most of these instinctually. However, this is less about being a "how to" and all about how to come out the other end of the Toddler Apocalypse with some of our humor intact knowing that we are not alone. (No, really I needed to know that it was normal to have a toddler consistently remove their diaper and still refuse to sit on the potty. Y'all. The struggle is absolutely real.)
Thank you to NetGalley, the Spohrs, and Voyageur Press…

Hunting the Five Point Killer by C.M. Wendelboe

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What happens when a cold case murder thaws out in the middle of a Wyoming winter?
Wendelboe has delivered in a fantastic new murder mystery. Hunting the Five Point Killer is told mainly through third person, sprinkled with bone-chilling first person accounts from the mysterious murderer.

I tend to not enjoy mysteries, because I don't like trying to figure them out--it's like ruining the end of any other book. But Hunting gave me a run for my money. My instinct had it pegged at the 25% mark, but had me second guessing myself throughout the whole thing. Plus, I had no proof. Waiting for that to unfold was a beautiful balance of suspense and answers.

Arn, a retired homicide detective from Denver, Colorado was likeable.

Ana Maria was a spit-fire in her dedication to the case.

And Danny is the comedic relief I so wish that I could befreind.

The author has done his research through his years in law enforcement and experience living in Wyoming. It was done realistically …

The Point by John Dixon

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A thrilling science fiction that is sure to leave lovers of the genre thoroughly satisfied, The Point sits among Book Ink Reviews' best sci-fi reads of 2018.
While equal parts dark and hopeful, The Point focuses on an elite group of students in the belly of West Point. They have shown supernatural abilities, and at the center of it all, we have malcontented Scarlett, content to drink and drug herself into blissful oblivion.
The character arch here is incredible and I enjoyed watching Scarlett become the person everyone believed she could be. The super baddie is intimidating, daunting, and one of the few I've read where you're not sure the heroes of the story can actually win. Beginning with typical freshman year military academy antics and climbing in the ranks of importance throughout the year, it ends in one final climatic absolutely well-done battle.
While a fantastic read, it is incredibly dark and vividly painted with the violence of how a battle between su…

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