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Book Review: The Price of Honey (Deadly Ambition #1) by Liane Moriarty

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The Price of Honey (Deadly Ambition #1) by Liane Moriarty is an Amazon Original Stories short story scheduled for publication on April 1, 2026. This short mystery story opens with Honey Beckett riding in an Uber on the way to her husband’s funeral, struggling to process the shocking reality that he is actually gone. The situation feels surreal to her, and as she arrives at the service, the emotions surrounding the day only become more complicated. Honey ultimately decides she needs to sit with Barney’s previous three ex-wives, and the gathering of these women creates a moment filled with tension, curiosity, and one final sense of betrayal that ties them all together. Because I am an Amazon Prime member, I received a digital copy of The Price of Honey for free through the Amazon First Reads program . A huge thank you goes out to Amazon for providing the opportunity to read this short story early before its official release. Programs like First Reads are a great way for readers to ...
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Book Review: A Clash of Kings (A Song of Ice and Fire, #2) by George R.R. Martin

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In A Clash of Kings by George R. R. Martin , a comet the color of blood streaks across the sky as the Seven Kingdoms descend further into chaos. Rival kings rise, alliances fracture, and six powerful families fight for control of the Iron Throne. As war, betrayal, and ambition spread across Westeros and beyond, the question remains: who will ultimately claim the throne? I know I’m late to the game when it comes to reading George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series , A Game of Thrones for you underlings, but I honestly can’t get enough of these books. I still haven’t watched the TV show yet. I’m old school like that; I prefer to read the book (or books) first before diving into the television series or movie adaptation. For me, there’s something magical about discovering the story on the page before seeing it brought to life on screen. Each book in George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series takes me at least a year to finish. It’s not because the writing is di...
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