The guilty

The Associated Press said, "Baldacci is a gifted storyteller and he knows how to keep the pages turning." No kidding! Read my book review of David Baldacci's The Guilty now.

Um, can you still move? Roger says that he wants to use your body... Yeah...― Bridget to Robo-Ky[src] Bridget is a recurring character in the Guilty Gear series. Born to wealthy parents, Bridget has become a bounty hunter to refute her village's superstitions regarding twins. Wielding a yo-yo in battle, she fights alongside Roger. Bridget has a feminine figure, fair complexion, blonde hair, and wide emerald green eyes. She sports a nun-like attire, wearing a sleeveless blue dress with white…

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About the Book Released from prison after serving time for a crime she didn't commit, Olivia Sutherland, determined to get revenge on her husband--the man who framed her--finds herself fighting for her freedom and her life when she discovers his lies go deeper than she ever could've imagined. Book Synopsis 'Wow, I loved this! Such an unusual, original psychological thriller.' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader Review What would you do if your husband framed you for murder? Five years ago, Olivia…

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‘Wow. Addictive. And what an ending!’ – Sunday Times bestselling author Claire Douglas ‘A red-hot, non-stop rollercoaster of a book’ – Sunday Times bestselling author Lisa Jewell What would you do if your husband framed you for murder? Five years ago, Olivia Sutherland was convicted of plotting to murder her husband. Now she’s finally free, Olivia has three goals. Repair her relationship with her daughter. Clear her name. And bring down her husband – the man who framed her. Just how far is…

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We’re all guilty of having done something dumb in the past. Things that sometimes keep us awake at night. However, getting some perspective can set us free.

Me? Guilty? Never! Let this be the year we get rid of the notion of 'guilty pleasures' because we deserve self-care, regardless of its form. Here are a few 'guilty pleasures' we don't feel guilty about.