Virginia Woolf meets Edgar Allan Poe in Amy L. Sauder’s stories. Her writing is layered and makes me think about life, love, family, and goals. As I read, I think, there’s more to this story…

Unfixed is indeed “somewhere circus” from beginning to end. The effortless balance between past and present greatly resembles the balance between the three rings of a circus. The present feels like a video game, walking you through each room and gathering clues to unravel the mystery. The past pulls you in as though you’ve entered another dimension. With a winding narrative that often hangs somewhere between twisted fairytales like Pinocchio and dark whimsy such as Tim Burton, “Unfixed” is sure to not only delight you, but keep you on the edge of your seat.

It’s very difficult to accomplish a jump scare in writing. Still, Unfixed managed to jump-scare me at least 4 separate times without even trying to be a thriller. This book kept me riveted to the pages and to the twisted fates of each broken, beloved character I met.

Unfixed is like a whimsical whirlwind which immediately swept me up to follow the characters along the twisted tracks of their hidden histories. I watched often in excitement, other times in horror, and most commonly a mixture of both as the quirky cast of Unfixed struggles to unravel the mysteries of the past in order to establish a safer, happier existence for their future.

[I Know You Like a Murder is] Absolutely amazing. My jaw literally dropped.

It really felt like I was being pulled into the investigation. [I Know You Like a Murder is] an intriguing read. It kept me guessing until the very end!

I don’t get tripped up in whodunnits very often because I have read so many, so it was refreshing to be wrong this time.

Charming deviation from a classic mystery. Satisfy your curiosity for the macabre, mystery, and witty villain banter with this book. The fourth-wall-breaking smarminess interlaced with a quirky tale of murder makes it a highly enjoyable read.

Be prepared to guess, then guess again from a charming deviation from a classic mystery. I highly enjoyed this narrator-led twisted maze of a story and recommended to anyone who enjoys a bit of intrigue, humor, and purposeful mayhem.

Delightful! [I Know You Like a Murder] is a mystery told from the murderer’s point of view. Several times I suspected one person of being the murderer but the final reveal was great, complete with motive. Any lover of murder mysteries must read this creative and original take on the genre.

[I Know You Like a Murder] is SUCH a quirky meta mystery & I’m 100% on board.