This Changes Everything - by Lisa Scottoline (Hardcover)
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20 July, 2026
Is Julia Psychic?
Is Julia Psyche? If you read the previous book, you will remember how Julia and her best friend Courtney not only helped solve her husband's murder but also helped the police in ways they never would have known. Now the tables are turned as Julia must return home to Pennsylvania to try to solve the murder of Courtney's grandmother. Things are never easy, and when more people are dying, there has to be a reason. Are they covering up something? Who is involved in these murders? Julia's psychic powers are sending messages she is not comfortable with, as they are not directly linked to Kay's murder. As Julia finds some answers, there are twists, turns, and surprises almost until the last page. You won't be able to put it down a fantastic read.
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19 July, 2026
Edgy, kept me on my toes
This one kept me on my toes. I loved the way the mystery kept unfolding layer by layer while the friendship between Julia and Courtney gave the story so much heart. The paranormal element added just enough of an edge to keep me wondering what was coming next without taking over the story. I flew through the pages because I had to know how it was all going to come together, and Lisa Scottoline had me guessing right up until the end.