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One in a Millennial: On Friendship, Feelings, Fangirls, and Fitting In by Kate Kennedy
Did not finish book. Stopped at 14%.
Did not finish book. Stopped at 14%.
Worst Case Scenario by T.J. Newman
5.0
With "Worst Case Scenario," T.J. Newman demonstrates remarkable growth as an author, delivering her most ambitious and emotionally resonant work yet. While still rooted in aviation disaster, this novel expands its scope to encompass an entire community facing an unprecedented nuclear crisis. Newman skillfully weaves together multiple storylines, from the immediate aftermath of the plane crash to the larger implications of a potential meltdown. The author's talent for creating fully realized characters shines as she explores themes of sacrifice, community, and human resilience in the face of unimaginable odds. "Worst Case Scenario" is a testament to Newman's evolving craft, proving she can tackle complex, large-scale narratives while maintaining the intimate, character-driven approach that made her previous works so compelling.
Drowning by T.J. Newman
5.0
In her sophomore novel "Drowning," T.J. Newman proves she's no one-hit wonder. This underwater thriller takes the claustrophobic tension of her debut and dials it up to eleven. Newman masterfully balances the physical peril of a submerged airplane with the emotional depths of a family in crisis. The ticking clock of dwindling oxygen keeps pages turning, while the complex relationship between the estranged couple at the center of the rescue operation adds layers of nuance to the nail-biting suspense. Newman's crisp prose and meticulous research shine through, making the impossible seem terrifyingly possible. "Drowning" cements Newman's place as a rising star in the thriller genre, showcasing her ability to craft both pulse-pounding action and poignant human drama.
Falling by T.J. Newman
5.0
Falling by T.J. Newman T.J. Newman's debut thriller "Falling" is a heart-stopping, adrenaline-fueled ride that will leave you breathless. With its terrifyingly plausible premise of a pilot forced to crash his plane to save his kidnapped family, Newman crafts a narrative that grips you from the first page. Her background as a flight attendant lends authenticity to the story, immersing readers in the high-stakes world of aviation. The relentless pacing and alternating perspectives between air and ground create a perfect storm of tension that builds to a satisfying climax. While the plot drives the story, Newman doesn't sacrifice character development, making you genuinely care about the fate of everyone involved. "Falling" is a must-read for thriller enthusiasts and a promising start to Newman's writing career.