Neighborly: A Novel

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This was amazing and if it were for mina reads and the blackloveathon I wouldn’t have known about it. But really there was not ENOUGH suspense or at least I was too preoccupied by all the overpowering emotion baggage from Kat.

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Yes, it’s eerie, it’s uncomfortable - even weird at times, it absolutely should come with trigger warnings.

We also never learn why they decided to sell the house to Kat and her family (passing on the "bad vibes" to them), even though Kat and family did not have the highest offer. The plot for this one is nothing unique but it is quite gripping at times and I did enjoy the guessing game of who the baddie was going to be. Through a variety of case studies using diverse methods and material, chapters explore the neighbor in these neighboring texts and traditions. For those of you with reading comprehension problems (all snark intended) go back and actually read my review.We’re on our own little island, jutting out into the Bay, just minutes from Oakland and San Francisco. In Neighborly , Ellie Monago adds a dark twist to the idea that you never know who your neighbors really are, no matter how friendly, and that if things look too good to be true, they probably are. With over 6 million of the world’s best eBooks to choose from, Kobo offers you a whole world of reading. The main character, Kat, suffers from some serious issues from her past, making her incredibly insecure and paranoid.

Today, September 18th, was the release of the newest book in the series, Binding Their Hearts, which picks up after Henry and Alice have had a harrowing weekend thinking Jay was lost to them forever in Minding Their Manners. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. I loved the dynamics between all four of the characters and the open communication everyone had with one another. She’s been hiding her past, trying to recreate her perfect life, masking her worries in marital bliss. When I’m writing a chapter, I’m starting with how they feel and what matters most to them about what’s happening.

Kat, our main character, is a new mum, has moved with her husband into a new house and village, and is desperate to escape her past. When I’m trying to get friends and followers to read these books, I usually tell them about one of two crucial moments in this way: the most gut-wrenching safe-wording scene ever, and/or a villain so terrifying you’re truly not sure the hero will escape (I’m talking about Peggy, not Cal. The notes are still going on and now she must deal with how to bring this up to her husband, if she does at all. So they kept insisting, more and more loudly, that they wanted to share pieces of the broader story that we couldn’t see any other way. The Bible tells us to love our neighbors, and also to love our enemies; probably because generally they are the same people.