#nicole baart

[the-lost-get-loud]

[cpunkbubby]

Good morning (it is 10 om) i woke up from my nap. The books i got r:

Little broken things by nicole baart (its abt like, a sister gets a text from her older sister & then shows up & is like "take care of this little girl for me" & then disappears)

Liminal by jordan tannahill (a guy wakes up 1 his mother either dead or asleep & its a thriller. I dont really understand what this one is about. On goodreads the little descriptjon says "from androids to cannibalism or sex clubs" & i do love all 3 of these things)

The last smile in sinder city by luke arnold (its about a private investigator with monsters and magic? & it reminded me of um juno steel from the penumbra podcast, so I wanted to check it out)

[quirkycatsfatstacks]

Review: Everything We Didn't Say by Nicole Baart

Review: Everything We Didn’t Say by Nicole Baart

Author: Nicole BaartPublisher: Atria BooksReleased: November 2, 2021Received: Own (BOTM) When Everything We Didn’t Say popped up as one of my choices for BOTM, you better believe I grabbed it! I can’t resist the thrillers that pop up, and Nicole Baart’s latest novel is no exception. Nicole Baart is the same author who brought us Broken Little Things for those needing a refresher. When Juniper…

[sammvega]

It’s so good I can’t even begin to explain. Someone please tell me they read it too!

10/13/2021

[siriuslygrimm]

Surfacing Suppressed Secrets

#BOOKREVIEW - Surfacing Suppressed Secrets - #EverythingWeDidntSay #blog

A last summer hurrah before going away to college turns in to a deadly event whose truth has remained hidden for years but may soon come to light in Nicole Baart’s Everything We Didn’t Say. Juniper Baker is preparing to leave her hometown of Jericho, Iowa for college but is happy to bask in one last summer with her family and friends. Slowly drawn in to a summer romance that’s kept secret,…

[stlgeekgirl]

Looking into the Future. What's in Store?

The Future of Mouse #MousesMusings #books #blog

A full year of this review blog is in the bag and I could not be happier or more grateful to everyone who follows me or who has read my blog in this past year.   There’s still work to be done, as this is a learning process for me as well, so while I will continue to post weekly with either a review or my musings, small things might be tweaked here and there.  Colors, images, things like…

[inrumford]

“I decided right then and there that if home is where the heart is, my heart has been homeless for a very long time.” ― Nicole Baart, The Moment Between

i tried to go home once,

back to the womb. to the place where I felt safe in my room.

back was no longer there

just ghosts that stare

[neptunegoneby]

Songs for Venus in the houses:

Venus in 1st: It Doesn't Matter How I Say It by Florence Ballard; You Say I'm In Love by Bane's World; Mine by Beyonce & Drake; Ku'u Lei Aloha by George Helm; My Flame by Bobby Caldwell; Ain't No Mountain High Enough by Marvin Gaye & Tami Terrell; Just My Luck by McFly; All About You by McFly; I Want You by Erykah Badu

Venus in 2nd: Damn It, Janet from Rocky Horror (or, again, the great Glee version); Stand By Me by Ben E. King; All Dressed Up by Marine Girls; Rock the Boat by Aaliyah; Self-Control by Frank Ocean; The Less I Know The Better by Tame Impala; You'll be on my mind by Jakob Ogawa; Standing Right Here by Melba Moore; Moron by Steve Lacy

Venus in 3rd: All The Things You Are by Dizzy Gillespie; Pluto Projector by Rex Orange County; O, Lovely Appearance of Death by Efdemin ; On My Mind by Marine Girls; Crazy For You by Slowdive; Thinkin Bout You by Frank Ocean; I'd Like To Walk Around In Your Mind by Vashri Bunyun

Venus in 4th: A House Is Not A Home by Dionne Warwick (or the great Glee version); How Was Your Day? by Clairo & Mellow Fellow; Bewitched, Bothered & Bewildered by Ella Fitzgerald; Alone Together by Chet Baker; Honeymoon by Lana del Rey; Nothing's Gonna Hurt You Baby by Cigarettes After Sex; If I Ain’t Got You by Alicia Keys

Venus in 5th: I Fall In Love Too Easily by Chet Baker; Rock With You by Michael Jackson; Tenderness by Otis Redding; Honeysuck Rose by Mildred Bailey; Dancing Machine by Jackson 5; Smitten With You by Nicole Dollangager; Ugotme by Omar Apollo; Your Body Is A Wonderland by John Mayer; Water Fall (Interlude) by Anderson .Paak; I Wanna Dance With Somebody by Whitney Houston

Venus in 6th: Say A Little Prayer by Dionne Warwick; 2 Hold U by Clairo; Any Time, Any Place by Janet Jackson; Whatever You Say by PartyNextDoor; Honeymoon by Hellogoodbye; Just My Luck by McFly (must be in the 6th as well); Lovin You by Minnie Riperton; Patient With Me by Wilco; Hollow Body by Pity Sex; Garden by SZA

Venus in 7th: All Of Me by John Legend; Just the Two of Us by Grover Washington Jr.; Fin3 by Dennis (on SoundCloud); Heartbreaker by Justin Bieber; Baby by Madison Beer; Pink Matter by Frank Ocean; Meet Me In The Pale Moonlight by Lana Del Rey; Cherish the Day by Sade; Daisy by Erin Lang; And I Love Her by the Beatles (Kurt Cobain cover)

Venus in 8th: When Baby Gets Wet by "Blue" Gene Tyranny and Peter Gordon; Touch A Touch A Touch A Touch Me from Rocky Horror (or, also, from the Great Glee Version TM); Kinky Love by Pale Saints; Obsesion by Aventura; Demolition Lovers by My Chemical Romance; The Girl by City & Colour; Lovesick by Never Shout Never; The Sweetest Taboo by Sade; Heavy by Powers

Venus in 9th: Everything Wonderful by Florence Ballard; What A Wonderful World by Sam Cooke; Driving to Hawaii by Summer Salt; Distant Lover by Marvin Gaye; Because by The Beatles (Across the Universe version); Let's Live In Love by Horace Andy; Ma mome by Jean Ferrat; Hyperballad by Bjork; Just Like Water by Lauryn Hill

Venus in 10th: Video Phone by Beyonce (y'all love a hustler what can I say); You Can Be The Boss by Lana Del Rey; Jimmy Gnecco by Lana Del Rey; Waikiki by George Helm; Buy U A Drank by T-Pain (slowed down); Angel Baby by Rosie & The Originals; Stay Away from My Baby by Bane's World; Lvr Boy by awfultune; Upgrade U by Beyoncé

Venus in 11th: My Old Man by Joni Mitchell; Love of my Life by Erykah Badu; Palace/Curse by The Internet and Tyler the Creator; My Funny Valentine by Chet Baker; I'll Kill You by Summer Walker; Shut Up Kiss Me by Angel Olsen; Covet by Basement; In Love With You by Erykah Badu; Everyone's In Love With You by David Byrne; Say Yes by Floetry

Venus in 12th: Day Dreaming by Aretha Franklin; Dream a Little Dream of Me by Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong; Body & Soul by Billie Holiday; Dicht bij Mij by Baart Peters; Always Forever by Cults; Sea of Love by Cat Power; No Ordinary Love by Sade; Hey There Lonely Boy by Stacy Lattishaw; Next Lifetime by Erykah Badu; It’s For You by Shanice

[bookingforfun]

My latest book of the month pick ♡︎. I also picked Everything we didn’t say by Nicole Baart, but can you guess which book I’m more excited about? 😁. I’m going into this one pretty much blindly y’all. I have been avoiding reviews left and right because I don’t want to be swayed 🙅🏾‍♀️😁. Okay so, the story follows Orquídea Divina. She is born unlucky and as a child she makes a bargain with a mythical and magical creature to hopefully change her luck. Eventually she leaves her home in Guayaquil, Ecuador and relocates to a small Midwestern town called Four Rivers, where she settles and starts a family. Decades later, Orquídea’s descendants are summoned home to Four Rivers. Once there, they discover they have inherited a deadly legacy of power used for bad and festering secrets. Sounds pretty good right?!? I can’t wait to get started on this one 🥰. Do you subscribe to @bookofthemonth ? If so, what were your picks for October ? Happy Reading bookstagram ☕️☕️☕️. - #newbooktoread#bookshelvesofinstagram#readingday#bookingforfun#bookstacks#readersofbookstagram#readingweather#noshelfcontrol#bookofthemonth https://www.instagram.com/p/CUxYaRJLmiY/?utm_medium=tumblr

[honeyitsalexis-blog]

just finished this beauty📚

Rating: 4 ⭐️s out of 5

[crushingcinders]

Adding to Your TBR November 2017

Adding to Your TBR November 2017

Adding to Your TBR November 2017   November 2017, is this a slow book month? I battled to put together a list of new books that I really want to read. So there are a couple of them I am not sure of. If you have read any of these please let me know what you thought.   Now Is Everything by Amy Giles Expected: 7 November 2017 Goodreads   Amazon.com   Amazon.co.uk   Book Depository     The McCauleys…

[riberrypie]

Give a wonderful present for yourself ❤️

If you want to be full of Christmas spirit, read something sincere and touching, kind and magical📚

Little list from me:

1) The Christmas Box by Richard Paul Evans

2) The Snow Angel by Glenn Beck, Nicole Baart

3) A Chicken Soup for the Soul Christmas

Good reading! Hope, you will enjoy🤗

[quirkycatsfatstacks]

When Everything We Didn’t Say popped up as one of my choices for BOTM, you better believe I grabbed it! I can’t resist the thrillers that pop up, and Nicole Baart’s latest novel is no exception. Nicole Baart is the same author who brought us Broken Little Things for those needing a refresher.

When Juniper Baker left Jericho, she promised herself that she would never be back. But the jokes on her, as heading back is exactly what she is doing. She’s telling herself that she’s only coming home to help an ailing friend, but that’s not the whole truth.

Everything We Didn’t Say is a slow-burning mystery – the sort that makes you desperate to turn the pages and figure out what is happening. As such, I pretty much devoured this book. I was so desperate to learn all of the secrets that both Juniper and Jericho had to offer.

Many elements of this novel felt familiar: teenagers falling in love but keeping it a secret, the friendly neighbors that feel more like family, and the desperate need to find their place in the world. Some parts resonated with me, while others felt so on point for a burgeoning thriller.

Everything We Didn’t Say really got right was the real threat and terror of the world. People can be horrible, especially when they let their obsessions run wild. That hit hard here, leading towards the perfect conclusion.

[broadstbroskis]

hiii bosbruined here with unsolicited thriller recs (after seeing your 2021 favs) that i enjoyed this year (that you also may have already read!): the last flight by julie clark, everything we didn’t say by nicole baart, the neighbor’s secret by L. alison heller, and the last thing he told me by laura dave! annnd not a recent read for me but one of my all time fav thrillers is final girls by riley sager

alsooo bc you too loved malibu rising— if you haven’t already read them i highly rec TJR’s daisy jones & the six and the seven husbands of evelyn hugo!

FINAL GIRLS!!!! oh my god i loved final girls, it was SO GOOD !!

ahhh @bosbruined omg you just made my night, i'm so excited for these! i just added every one of these thrillers to my goodreads, they are never unsolicted, please consider them solicited always 😂

yess omg malibu rising and seven husbands of evelyn hugo were two of my favorite books this summer! i still have to read daisy jones and the six and i'm so so excited for that one because i loved the other two so much! i've rec'd those two to so many people and literally everyone i recommended them two has loved them!

[thebookishisland]

The other day I received this book in the mail after winning it on goodreads giveaway and it sounds so good. 🤗 I can't wait to read it. 😀 . . You Were Always Mine by Nicole Baart . "Jessica Chamberlain, newly separated and living with her two sons in a small Iowa town, can’t believe that a tragedy in another state could have anything to do with her. But when her phone rings one quiet morning, her world is shattered. As she tries to pick up the pieces and make sense of what went wrong, Jess begins to realize that a tragic death is just the beginning. Soon she is caught in a web of lies and half-truths—and she’s horrified to learn that everything leads back to her seven-year-old adopted son, Gabriel. Years ago, Gabe’s birth mother requested a closed adoption and Jessica was more than happy to comply. But when her house is broken into and she discovers a clue that suggests her estranged husband was in close contact with Gabe’s biological mother, she vows to uncover the truth at any cost. A harrowing story of tenacious love and heartbreaking betrayal, You Were Always Mine is about the wars we wage to keep the ones we love close, perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty and Jodi Picoult." . . . . #bookstagram #bookblogger #booksofinstagram #bookish #bookphotography #booklove #bookstagrammer #bookworm #bookporn #booknerd #booklife #bookaddict #bookishfeatures #igreads #mybookfeatures #igbooks #reader #reading #bibliophile #instabook #tbr #bookhaul https://www.instagram.com/p/BmUPsm0lQ7I/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=grb3zji5a1fi

[littlemosbookrecs]

Title: Everything We Didn’t Say

Author: Nicole Baart

This was an intense read, and I was not prepared for the revelations that followed this suspenseful tale.

A brutal murder turns the lives of Juniper and her brother, Jonathon, upside down in the small town of Jericho, Iowa. When their neighbors, Cal and Beth Murphy are found dead, Jonathon is the number one suspect, but he is never convicted of the crime. That doesn’t keep the residents of Jericho from holding a grudge, though. Fifteen years later, Juniper returns to Jericho to help an ailing friend and repair her relationship with her daughter Willa, but while she’s there, she determined to solve the mystery of what happened to the Murphys and clear her brothers name. And it seems the local law enforcement has been looking into to case as well.

I love that this book switched back and forth from present to past and reexamined the chain of events from Juniper’s POV as a teenager because there was so much more to the story, and I wanted so badly to know what really happened. I thought the writing was very well paced, and I’m glad the truth wasn’t revealed too early on. I will say I had a hunch that ended up being true, but it was still so surprising when it was finally spoken out loud by those involved.

Overall, this was a great read, and I definitely recommend it!

*I received an ARC of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.*

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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