Kari Nunez

I've finished reading "Daisy Jones & The Six" and am about to start the Amazon Prime film adaptation. Excited to see these characters on the big screen.

Q: Do you typically read the book or watch the movie first?

📚Synopsis: According to the "National Missing and Unidentified Persons" database, more than 600,000 people are missing annually in the United States. Out of fifty states, California has the largest number of missing persons. In 1993, Detective Anna Hart returned to her hometown of Mendicino on temporary leave from her job. She plans to use this time to heal from a traumatic event but is soon pulled into a missing person case. Cameron Curtis is missing. With each passing day, her chances of being found diminish. Her parents are out-of-sorts, the local police department is stretched thin, and the townspeople are eager to find Cameron as they remember the unsolved murder of Jenny Ford - the teenage girl who disappeared and was found dead years ago. Anyone could be the kidnapper. The clock is ticking and Anna won't stop searching until she brings Cameron home, preferably alive.

Looking for your next book club read? I have discussion questions that will take your group beyond the page and a closer look at Paula McLain's "When the Stars Go Dark." Click the link in my bio.

Two years ago, I came out as bisexual to my conservative, small-minded family. As many can imagine, they reacted to the news with homophobic rhetoric and bigotry. Everyone else in my life responded by either stating they weren't surprised or simply saying they accepted me as I truly am. Not a day goes by, that I don't regret my actions; I only wish I'd done it sooner.

Recently, a friend asked why I came out as I'm married to a man (and have been for six years). This quote resonated with me when I read Taylor Jenkins Reid's hit novel, "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo." She has several remarkable quotes, and for those looking for a fantastic read during Pride Month, I'd recommend this story.

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