Ashley Cornelius

And this is something I noticed.

I just re-listened to it because a new one, the second one is coming out soon.

One thing I really loved is that there was just the perfectly placed cuss words.

And I just thought it was so fun when they would just pop in at just the right moment to give an idea of how she was feeling in stressful situations.

I'm so excited.

I just did a subscription to Libro FM, mostly so that I could get that book on audio.

And so I'm really excited to hear that it's that people are enjoying it.

Yes, perfect.

So then from the 2024 summer reading guide, I picked The God of the Woods by Liz Moore.

And this takes place at a summer camp on the East Coast and a child has gone missing.

And her brother also went missing 15 years before that.

And so in order to figure out what happened to the girl, one detective is determined to find out what happened to the missing brother in order to really connect those two and figure out what's happening.

And so I love the atmosphere of the camp and again, the nature.

I also really enjoyed the changing points of views in the chapters.

That's something that I find I really enjoy in a book is when you get to know multiple characters from their point of view.

And then also having both of those mysteries revealed throughout the book made it a really good page turner for me.

And another thing that I noticed when I picked out this book is that I think this is a good example of how, like I've used the summer book guide to find books that were amazing for me before they became really big.

And so I've noticed that I'll read a book from the summer reading guide with these expectations that it's just going to be a really good book for me.

And then I've seen them blown up on like BookTok or other types of social media and

And the second wave of readers reads them because other people liked them and they might be disappointed that the book didn't match their expectation.