#christina patterson

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[Interview] David Elendune on Welcome To Croglin at the 2024 Victoria Fringe

For advance tickets, please visit Intrepid Theatre’s website. Coming to the 2024 Victoria Fringe Theatre Festival is Outpost 31’s Welcome To Croglin. This play written and directed by David Elendune concerns a lone, unnamed, struggling artist (Jared Gowen) desperately needing to find his muse. It appears as the ghost of Katharine Hepburn (Christina Patterson), and what she says is thus: “Some…

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Thrifting book haul! Also got a new shelf for $15 that I’m excited to set up!

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Sadomasochism and Decapitation Seen by a Child Turns Him into An EVIL Adult! "Nightmare" reviewed! (Severin / 4K UHD - Blu-ray)

Your “Nightmare” Should Be in 4K! Own it Here! A schizophrenic patient continues to have reoccurring dreams of a young boy chopping the head of a woman in the midst of rough sexual fetishism.  The intense nightmares send him into violent stints, delusional states, and severe seizures.  As a test subject for an experimental behavior drug, the troubled man shows promise of recovery and enough so…

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TITSOAK

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“I hope she can draw on the wellspring of love” journalist and author Christina Patterson, a two times cancer survivor speaking after The Princess of Wales cancer announcement.

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2024 Reading Wrap Up!

Total: 37

Most Read Trope: Grumpy Vs. Sunshine

Favorite Books:

Seven Year Slip By Ashley Poston: A wonderful romp with a magical apartment, a main character who feels lost and a love interest who can COOK! This was the first book that I'd ever read by Ashley Poston and it is my favorite one of hers. The idea was interesting and the main character's growth from beginning to end was lovely. Not to mention the main character loves watercolor painting and I do too 🤗

Lost And Lassoed By Lyla Sage: An enemies to lovers/ grumpy vs sunshine between a woman who loves fashion and feels like everyone else is moving on and grumpy older single dad cowboy who loves and cares about his daughter and his family.- I'm also not going to lie, Lyla Sage writes a whole series in this "universe" and this is her third book. I have been WAITING for her to write this couple since the first book. It was worth the wait. Plus grumpy vs. sunshine has me in a chokehold...

The Paradise Problem By Christina Lauren: A fake dating (fake married) romance where the main character is whisked away to paradise to a destination wedding only to find out that her fake husband's family isn't as welcoming as they seem. This was the first book I've ever read from Christina Lauren (it's a two author team!) and I loved it! I'm hoping to read more for them this year.

Bride By Ali Hazelwood: A vampire and an alpha werewolf are forced to marry for an alliance, but it turns out that it's not as bad as they think. This one was really good. I've read books by her in the past, but this one is my favorite. This one reminded me of all the paranormal romances I read when I was a teenager and it was nostalgic in the best way!

Favorite Re-read:

The Outsiders By S.E Hinton: Told by a 14 year old boy living in 1965 from a poor family who experiences the tension between the Greasers and the Socs in his hometown. I read this book at least once a year and I am still on the look out for a 1965 love story between a soc and a greaser that's a book. 😊

Favorite Emily Henry Book:

Beach Read: A lovely enemies to lovers and of course grumpy vs. sunshine between two writers who challenge each other to write a book outside of their genre over a summer and who promise not to fall in love with one another. I really love this one, because it's a little abnormal. Not abnormal, as in weird, but abnormal in the way that Emily Henry fits little pieces into this story that make it more than just an uplifting rom-com. It's real and sometimes a little raw, but it's wonderful. All of her books are wonderful!

Book Written With the Prettiest Style:

The Secret History By Donna Tartt: A loss of innocence and a questioning of what is morality between a group of college students at a New England College. Alright I read this one for the dark academia vibes and it was written well. The style that Tartt writes in is hypnotic and pulls you in. I will say that this book was sad- but it was written well so I can't be mad lol. And also that I knew it was going to be sad from the get go 😂. I don't know how many of y'all have read "Paul's Case" By Willa Cather, but she's one of my favorite writers and this book reminded me of that story.

Complete List:

A Touch Of Darkness By Scarlett St. Clair

A Touch of Ruin By Scarlett St. Clair

How to Sell A Haunted House By Grady Hendrix

Tethered By Elyana R Gallea

The Outsiders By S.E Hinton

Twilight By Stephanie Meyer

New Moon By Stephanie Meyer

A Game of Fate By Scarlett St. Clair

Bride By Ali Hazelwood

Eruption By Michael Crichton and James Patterson

Love In The Time of Serial Killers By Alicia Thompson

The Dead Romantics By Ashley Poston

The Fake Mate By Lana Ferguson

Things We Left Behind By Lucy Score

A Werewolf's Guide To Seducing A Vampire By Sarah Hawley

The Rom-Commers By Katherine Center

Happy Place By Emily Henry

Fangirl Vol 1 By Rainbow Rowell

Fangirl Vol 2 By Rainbow Rowell

Fangirl Vol 3 By Rainbow Rowell

Fangirl Vol 4 By Rainbow Rowell

Midnight Is The Darkest Hour By Ashley Winstead

The House Across The Lake By Riley Sager

The Paradise Problem By Christina Lauren

Book Lovers By Emily Henry

The Old Man and the Sea By Ernest Hemingway

Lost and Lassoed By Lyla Sage

Done and Dusted By Lyla Sage

A Novel Love Story By Ashley Poston

Things We Never Got Over By Lucy Score

Funny Story By Emily Henry

To Kill A Mockingbird By Harper Lee

The Secret History By Donna Tartt

Romance Rules For Werewolves By Linsey Hall

The Sever Year Slip By Ashley Poston

Beach Read By Emily Henry

Eleanor and Park By Rainbow Rowell

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Sonic Movie Edits & PNG's

(Dr. Ivo Robotnik and Agent Stone with Shadow the Hedgehog, and Rouge the Bat at London)

(Team Sonic with Amy Rose in a cloak)

(Then a close up shot with Stobotnik, Shadow and Rouge)

(FROM MY AU OF SONIC MOVIE 3)

(Commander Abraham Tower from the Sonic games in Live Action and Wanda Whipple with Rouge the Bat)

(In Accurate Costume from the games)

Actor Claim: John Slattery (the Marvel films) Actress: Edi Patterson (Righteous Gemstones)

(Dr. Snively Robotnik with his henchman, Agent Perry, and Sonic Movie 2 Pre-Quill Comic Book Villains named Jason and Lindsey but now updated for revenge)

1st Actor Claim: David Cross

2nd Actor Claim: James Acaster

3rd Actor Claim: Emile Hirsch

4th Actor Claim: Christina Ricci

And Snivley and his agent would be villains in a new spinoff series...

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McBain will be released on Blu-ray on July 11 via Synapse Films. Not to be confused with The Simpsons character, this is an action B-movie from 1991.

James Glickenhaus (The Exterminator, Slaughter of the Innocents) writes and directs. Christopher Walken, María Conchita Alonso, Michael Ironside, Steve James, Jay Patterson, Thomas G. Waites, Victor Argo, and Chick Vennera star.

McBain is presented in high definition with a newly created DTS-HD MA English 5.1 Surround track along with the original theatrical 2.0 stereo mix. Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Audio commentary by director James Glickenhaus and film historian Chris Poggiali

Theatrical trailer

When prisoner of war Robert McBain (Christopher Walken) is rescued in the jungles of North Vietnam by a group of Rangers, he expresses his thanks and gratitude. The leader of the Rangers, Santos (Chick Vennera), takes out a $100 bill, tears it in two, gives half to McBain and says, “If the other half of this bill ever finds you, you can pay me back.”

Eighteen years later, Santos is killed in Colombia while leading a fight against drug lords and corrupt politicians. His sister, Christina (Maria Conchita Alonso) goes to New York with the other half of the bill and seeks out McBain to enlist his help in overthrowing the Colombian regime. With the surviving ex-Rangers from his Vietnam rescue (including Michael Ironside and Steve James), McBain’s team travels to Colombia to break the power of the drug lords and avenge Santos’ death.

Pre-order McBain.

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The Last Improv Show 2023 recap!

I’m incredibly proud of the work I do with The Last Improv Show.

I filmed all of this (except I think 4 clips) and I went through hundreds of videos I shot through the year, to edit most, if not all, improvisers and monologists that were on the show in 2023 (excluding The Kennedy Center) into this reel.

I am very grateful to be a part of the team. ☺️

Some monologists featured in 2023 shows:

Bob Odenkirk, Ike Barinholtz, Kumail Nanjiani, Nolan Gould, Kelly Osbourne, Dolph Ziggler, Cameron Esposito, Jaleel White, Billy Eichner, Brett German, Terry Crews, Jeannie Mai, Kathy Griffin, Kristen Schaal, Joel Mchale, Patrick Renna, Paul Walter Hauser, Jason Reitman, Pauly Shore, Rainn Wilson, Bill Nye, and more!

Some improvisers featured in 2023 shows:

Dan Black, Carl Tart, D'Arcy Carden, Jason Mantzoukas, Paul B Welsh, Bobby Moynihan, Neil Casey, Brandon Scott Jones, Nicole Byer, Seth Rogen, Lennon Parham, Anthony King, Ego Nwodim, Betsy Sodaro, Mike Mitchell, Lauren Lapkus, Jessica McKenna, Jon Gabrus, Paul Scheer, Drew Tarvar, Skylar Astin, Edi Patterson, Brandon Gardner, Brett Gelman, Mary Holland, Katie Dippold, Phil Augusta Jackson, Joe Wengert, Beth Appel, and more!

Produced by Christina Calph.

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I could keep you warm, I could hold you close/ I could keep you safe/ On the Starless Sea

The Starless Sea - Christina Alden and Alex Patterson

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Christina Ricci as Romaine Patterson in The Laramie Project (2002). This is Chris' second honorable mention, after The Ice Storm.

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Synapse Films announces McBain (1991) on Blu-ray 7/11

The 1991 Cult Action Classic McBain, starring Academy Award Winner Christopher Walken and directed by James Glickenhaus, comes to Blu-ray July 11th!

On July 11th, Synapse Films will release McBain on Blu-ray with an all-new 5.1 Surround Mix created specifically for this release.

At the end of the Vietnam War, POW Robert McBain (Christopher Walken), is freed by a squad of Army Rangers led by Santos (Chick Vennera). In gratitude, McBain promises to help Santos whenever he's in need. Santos takes out a $100 bill, tears it in two, gives half to McBain and says, "If the other half of this bill ever finds you, you can pay me back."

Almost twenty years later, Santos, back in his native Colombia, is killed while leading a fight against drug lords and corrupt politicians. Santos’ sister Christina (Maria Conchita Alonso) travels to America with the other half of the $100 bill in an attempt to enlist McBain's help in overthrowing the Colombian regime. McBain brings together the former Rangers (Michael Ironside, Steve James, Thomas G. Waites, Jay Patterson) to help bring down the dictator and drug lords in an all-out war on drugs, political corruption and injustice.

Special Features:

- Audio Commentary from director James Glickenhaus and film historian Chris Poggiali

- Original theatrical trailer

- All-new remixed 5.1 surround sound created specifically for this release (original 2.0 theatrical stereo mix also included)

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M.L.B Bios: Krystal / Kristine Beau Cobb

M.L.B's Guitarist and Third Vocalist Krystal (Jan 1989)

The guitarist and third vocalist of the M.L.B (Mega Level Bitches), Kris is the only white member of the group, and the only member of the group born in Honolulu, she's also the only member born in Hawaii. She moved to Compton in March 1988, and has had to quickly get used to the chaos of the neighbourhood. Kris met all four of the other girls soon after moving into the neighbourhood

"I was gonna give you something if you came by the store."

Name

Full Legal Name: Kristine Beau Cobb

First Name: Kristine

Meaning: Scandinavian and Georgian form of 'Christina' (From 'Christiana', the Latin feminine form of 'Christian', which comes from the medieval Latin name 'Christianus' meaning 'A Christian'.) as well as an English and German variant of 'Christine' (which is the French form of 'Christina')

Pronunciation: kris-TEEN

Origin: Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Georgian, English, German

Middle Name: Beau

Meaning: Means 'Beautiful, Handsome' in French

Pronunciation: BO

Origin: English, Dutch

Surname: Cobb

Meaning: From a medieval English byname meaning 'Lump'

Pronunciation: KAHB

Origin: English

Alias: Krystal

Reason: Stage Name

Nicknames: Kris, Krissy/Krissie, Kristi/Kristie/Kristy, Private, Soldier, Army Barbie

Titles: Miss, Private

Characteristics

Age: (As of Jan 1989) 18 (As of Jan 20 1989) 19

Gender: Female. She/Her Pronouns

Race: Human

Nationality: American

Ethnicity: White (Irish-Italian. 2nd Generation American)

Birth Date: January 15th 1970

Sexuality: Bisexual

Religion: Christian

Native Language: English

Spoken Languages: English, Hawaiian, Irish, Italian, Spanish, French

Relationship Status: Single / Dating (After 02 Jan 1989)

Astrological Sign: Capricorn

Voice Actor: Kate Bosworth (Speaking), P!nk (Singing)

Geographical Characteristics

Birthplace: Honolulu, Honolulu, O'ahu, Hawai'i, USA

Current Location: Compton, Los Angeles County, California, USA / On Tour

Hometown: Compton, Los Angeles County, California, USA

Appearance

Height: 6'6" / 198 cm

Weight: 214 lbs / 97 kg

Eye Colour: Blue

Hair Colour: Blonde

Hair Dye: None

Body Hair: N/A

Facial Hair: N/A

Tattoos: (As of Jan 1989) 3

Piercings: Ear Lobe (Both), Double Lobe (Left), Helix (Right), Navel

Scars: None

Health and Fitness

Allergies: None

Alcoholic, Smoker, Drug User: Clean

Illnesses/Disorders: Autistic, Gigantism

Medications: None

Any Specific Diet: None

Relationships

Friends: Azahar Gutiérrez, Deja Dickson, Dolores Park, Esther Hutchinson, Nālani Kekoa, O'Shea Jackson

Colleagues: Azahar Gutiérrez, Deja Dickson, Dolores Park, Esther Hutchinson, Nālani Kekoa, Ikaika Kekoa, James Kelly, JoshuaPrice, Amanda Sanders, Dae-Seong Kim, Luis Pérez, Michael Coleman, Jessica Henderson

'Rivals': Andre Young, Antoine Carraby, Eric Wright, Lorenzo Patterson, O'Shea Jackson

Closest Confidant: Nālani Kekoa

Mentor(s): Gwen Cobb, Roberto Cobb, Ikaika Kekoa

Significant Other: None / (As of Jan 2 1989) O'Shea Jackson

Previous Partners: None of Note

Parents: Roberto Cobb (49, Father), Gwen Cobb (50, Mother, Née Mac an Bhaird)

Parents-In-Law: None

Siblings: None

Siblings-In-Law: None

Nieces & Nephews: None

Children: None

Children-In-Law: None

Grandkids: None

Great Grandkids: None

Music Career

Debut: 1988

Retired: N/A

Genre: Rap / Hip-Hop

(Fictional) Records, Albums & Singles: 'Mega Level = Major Label' (Album, October 1988), Untitled Work in Progress (Due To Be Released Late 1989)

Songs (Record/Album/Single - Song Title - Track Length): 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'Fighting Words' - 2:52 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'In My Feelings' - 2:24 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'Twins' - 3:32 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'Strong Female Leader' - 3:05 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'Use Your Voice' - 3:58 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'Booty' - 3:22 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'Silence, Please' - 2:27 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'Go Away (Come Back)' - 3:18 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'Broken Dreams' - 4:20 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'Touching You' - 3:20 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'No Other' - 3:48 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'My Man' - 2:50 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'Mind Melting' - 3:28 'Mega Level = Major Label' - 'Go My Way' - 3:32

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Stinger splash

◊ Ben Affleck's powerful buttocks

◊ Spencer Pratt's powerful foot

◊ Jesse Eisenberg's powerful forearm

◊ Jenny McCarthy's powerful cheek

◊ Sophie Monk's powerful lower leg

◊ Christina Milian's powerful lower leg

◊ Jensen Ackles's powerful waist

◊ Jenna Fischer's powerful tongue

◊ Tiffani Thiessen's powerful eyelash

◊ James Patterson's powerful hair

◊ Rachel Zoe's powerful thigh

◊ Selena Gomez's powerful leg

◊ Rolling Stones's powerful mouth

◊ Avril Lavigne's powerful breast

◊ John Krasinski's powerful cheek

◊ Ryan Reynolds's powerful belly

◊ Vera Wang's powerful tongue

◊ Wilmer Valderrama's powerful tongue

◊ Naomi Campbell's powerful upper arm

◊ Benicio Del Toro's powerful hair

◊ Rob Kardashian's powerful hair

◊ Whitney Port's powerful eyelash

◊ Maria Sharapova's powerful fist

◊ Zayn Malik's powerful forehead

◊ Kristen Stewart's powerful calf

◊ Jennifer Connelly's powerful hand

◊ Lily Collins's powerful ear

◊ Ed Westwick's powerful belly

◊ Chris Colfer's powerful cheek

◊ Hilary Swank's powerful eyelash

◊ Cobra Starship's powerful lower leg

◊ David Copperfield's powerful lip

◊ Lupita Nyong'o's powerful hair

◊ Tiger Woods's powerful head

◊ Lara Flynn Boyle's powerful hand

◊ Jon Hamm's powerful belly

◊ Samantha Ronson's powerful bottom

◊ Hunter Parrish's powerful knee

◊ Katharine McPhee's powerful tongue

◊ Beyonce Knowles's powerful nose

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PARIS IS IN HARLEM Trailer: The musical ensemble dramedy marks Christina Kallas’s third and final installment in her ‘Gun Trilogy,’ following previously helmed ‘The Rainbow Experiment’ and ’42 Seconds of Happiness.’

Christina Kallas writes and directs her third and final installment in her ‘Gun Trilogy,’ which delves into the prevalence of guns in America and American culture. The NY-based director previously helmed ‘The Rainbow Experiment’ and ’42 Seconds of Happiness.’ “As a European filmmaker making films in America, I’m somewhat obsessed with guns ending up in the wrong hands,” says Kallas as her Slamdance and Galway-debuted feature PARIS IS IN HARLEM, a kaleidoscopic jazz-infused dramedy, is about to hit platforms on Thursday, July 4th. “In ‘Paris is in Harlem,’ I am focusing on the intersecting lives of strangers passing one another on the street, unknowingly linked by music, by hardship, by the city they live in—and by the ever-present possibility of violence.” 

The film was shot entirely on location in New York City and is set in 2017, on the day the 91-year-old cabaret law, which banned dancing in bars and initially targeted jazz musicians in NYC—causing many to leave for Paris—was repealed. Fittingly, the legendary Harlem nightclub Paris Blues is the center of gravity for the multiple narratives. The film is dedicated to its late proprietor, Sam Hargress Jr. and has won heartfelt reviews including: “a visual masterpiece” (Film Threat); “a multi-layered narrative that’s a love letter to jazz and New York City” (HorrorBuzz); “a masterclass in storytelling” (FilmInk); and “like Spike Lee’s work, Kallas’s film exists on the lived-in streets of New York, and, in the film’s triumphant final moments, shows us that no matter what challenging road is mapped out for us, there is always a chance for human connection.” (BRWC)

PARIS IS IN HARLEM concludes the trilogy by tracing the journey of a gun from an active shooter drill in a college to a Jazz night club, intertwining the lives of characters from disparate stories while simultaneously addressing our current era of cancel culture. The film features a large ensemble cast of 22 well-known film and theater actors including Leon Addison Brown (‘American Rust,’ ‘The Knick’) and Souléymane Sy Savané (‘Our Father, The Devil,’ ‘Goodbye Solo’,) and showcasing some of the most prominent jazz talents of this generation: saxophonist Tomoki Sanders, descendant of the legendary Pharoah Sanders; virtuoso drummer Kojo Odu Roney; guitarist William "Space” Patterson; bassist Marlon Martinez; vocalist Camille Thurman; and last but not least, saxophonist Antoine Roney, brother of the late Grammy-winner Wallace Roney and godson of Dexter Gordon. The soundtrack features their compositions, paying homage to pivotal moments in films like Bertrand Tavernier's ‘Round Midnight’, starring Dexter Gordon, the lesser-known ‘Paris Blues’ by Martin Ritt, featuring Paul Newman and Sidney Poitier, and, of course, Shirley Clarke’s films, which were a strong inspiration to the filmmaker.

As her film releases just two weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court’s startling decision to overturn a federal ban on bump stocks which can transform a legal semi-automatic weapon into an illegal machine gun, Kallas explains the motivation behind her ‘Gun Trilogy:’ “Like most European filmmakers, I was raised on a diet of American films and TV—and one of the things that these exported to the world was guns as part of our vernacular. Whether it was westerns or gangster movies, thrillers or action movies, or urban films featuring the growing despair of a dysfunctional society, they cannot be imagined without guns. In that sense, there is a dissonance between the political uphill battle for gun regulation in the midst of the rising numbers of mass shootings, and the fact that guns continue to be prominently featured in our art and entertainment. Let’s face it, guns are often portrayed as cool assets, even when they signify social decay. What I am particularly interested in is the ease with which guns can land in the wrong hands whether it’s because of their easy availability, the state of the mental health system, the lack of regulation or, lastly, because of their perceived and perpetuated coolness.”

‘The Rainbow Experiment’—celebrated as a dark and playful 21st-century Rashomon—centers around an incident in a science class, plunging a public NYC high school into chaos as teachers crumble, students spiral, and the school board launches an investigation. The film grapples with gun control in the educational system, opening with an explosion and culminating in a shooting involving two bereaved parents. In ’42 Seconds of Happiness’, another powerless victim—this time a woman cheated on by her thoughtless husband—becomes a potential perpetrator, seizing power and a false sense of control by obtaining an easily available gun. As one character in ‘The Rainbow Experiment’ observes, “It’s the easiest thing to have a gun in America.”

PARIS IS IN HARLEM is now available digitally across major platforms in the US, Canada, Australia and the UK. 

Check out the film’s first trailer here. 

Check out the filmmaker’s bio here.

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book log - 2022

his last wife by gia pere

a very merry bromance by lyssa kay adams

behind the messages by ella-may williams

the wife upstairs by rachel hawkins

pride, prejudice, & turkish delight by k.c. mccormick ciftci

the long way to a small, angry planet by becky chambers

honeymoon for one by rachel bowdier

let it snow by beth moran

resting scrooge face by meghan quinn

window shopping by tessa bailey

the family upstairs by lisa jewell

poster girl by veronica roth

x by sue grafton

queen bee by nina manning

the vibrant years by sonali dev

untamed by glennon doyle

book lovers by emily henry

the zookeeper's wife by diane ackerman

daisy darker by alice feeney

mating in captivity by esther perel

miss meteor by tehlor kay mejia

carrie soto is back by taylor jenkins reid

a good girl's guide to murder by holly jackson

the lesbiana's guide to catholic school by sonora reyes

fat chance, charlie vega by crystal maldonado

lakelore by anne-marie mclemore

you love me by caroline kepnes

happiness for beginners by katherine center

not my daughter by barbara delinsky

last tang standing by lauren ho

no filter and other lies by crystal maldonado

the southern book club's guide to slaying vampires by grady hendrix

does my body offend you? by mayra cuevas

i'm the girl by courtney summers

the expatriates by janice y.k. lee

emily, gone by bette lee crosby

after hours on milagro street by angelina m. lopez

i'm glad my mom died by jennette mccurdy

my best friend's exorcism by grady hendrix

#murderfunding by gretchen mcneil

looking for jane by heather marshall

midwife murders by james patterson

final cut by s.j. watson

darling rose gold by stephanie wrobel

all the pretty people by barbara freethy

when i was you by minka kent

been there, married that by gigi levangie

malibu rising by taylor jenkins reid

covery story by susan rigetti

the paris apartment by lucy foley

stiletto sisterhood by fallon demornay

her perfect secret by t.j. brearton

take a chance on me by beth moran

the watcher girl by minka kent

no conscience by phil m. williams

reminders of him by colleen hoover

her last move by john marrs

we were dreamers by simu liu

the book of cold cases by simone st. james

all i stole from you by ava bellows

violeta by isabel allende

once of us is next - karen m. mcmanus

just the way you are by beth moran

the latecomer by jean hanff jorelitz

klara and the sun by kazuo ishiguro

the sorority murder by allison brennan

one italian summer by rebecca serle

what lies between us by john marrs

the maid by nita prose

sex and vanity by kevin kwan

funny you should ask by elissa sussman

the seven day switch by kelly harms

three perfect liars by heidi perks

everything must go by camille pagan

no ex before marriage by portia macintosh

the other mother by carol goodman

california girls by susan mallery

one little secret by cate holahan

apples never fall by liane moriarty

the promise by teresa driscoll

ghost boy by martin pistorius

close to you by ana jolene

oona out of order by margarita montimore

the stepson by jane renshaw

all adults here by emma straub

his & hers by alice feeney

mexican gothic by silvia moreno-garcia

anatomy by dana schwartz

the resting place by camilla sten

will by will smith

good me, bad me by ali land

while we were dating by jasmine guillory

the lion's den by katherine st. john

when we left cuba by chanel cleeton

left neglected by lisa genova

the suspect by fiona barton

park avenue summer by renee rosen

group therapy by b.b. easton

the half sister by sandie jones

shipped by angie hockman

when we were sisters by emilie richards

the chain by adrian mckintu

not a happy family by shari lapena

clap when you land by elizabeth acevedo

if the shoe fits by julie murphy

the girlfriend by michelle frances

let me hear a rhyme by tiffany d. jackson

death by dumpling by vivien chien

yoga pant nation by laurie gelman

the cousins by karen m. mcmanus

in a holidaze by christina lauren

people we meet on vacation by emily henry

the candy house by jennifer egan

you've been volunteered by laurie gelman

broken by jenny lawson

you can't be serious by kal penn

the final girl support group by grady hendrix

home before dark by riley sager

one of us is lying by kate m. mcmanus

the vanishing half by brit bennett

the cross and the switchblade by david wilkerson

the henna wars by adiba jaigridar

the fashion orphans by randy susan meyers

the good girl by mary kubica

the comeback by ella berman

the magician's nephew by c.s. lewis

the bright lands by john fram