Annabel by Kathleen Winter

Annabel is the sort of book that you can really lose yourself in. It took me several days to finish, but only because between school, work, and life, I haven't got much in the way of free time. Every time I sat down to read it, I found myself devouring it. Kathleen Winter's style of writing is lovely. It is free-flowing and poetic without being overly flowery or ostentatious. I hesitate to say too much lest I give anything away, but suffice to say that this novel is truly surprising. Nothing happened quite as I expected it to. At every turn I was waiting for something that never came - and it was incredibly refreshing.

If you're looking for a novel that explores one of the limitless paths life as an intersex individual can take, I highly recommend this one.

Four out of five items of rating. I really liked this story - it's by no means perfect, but it is still quite good.

If you've read it and have thoughts of your own, I'd love to discuss it. Let me know!

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The Look-Alike by Erica Spindler

Disclosure: I received a copy of this book from the publisher via Net Valley in exchange for an honest review. They give me no money, not do they in any way influence my thoughts - those are 100% my own for better or worse. Synopsis: From the New York Times bestselling author of The Other Girl and Justice for Sara comes a thrilling psychological drama about a woman who believes she escaped a brutal murder years ago—but does anyone else believe her? Sienna Scott grew up in the dark shadow of her mother’s paranoid delusions. Now, she's returned home to confront her past and the unsolved murder that altered the course of her life. In her mother’s shuttered house, an old fear that has haunted Sienna for years rears its ugly head —that it was she who had been the killer’s target that night. And now, with it, a new fear—that the killer not only intended to remedy his past mistake—he’s already begun. But are these fears any different from the ones that torment her mothe...

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