This book reminded me why I usually stay away from this genre! I had read another book by this author (the thriller Verity) and I could see this author growing in popularity. I Googled which one of her books is the most spicy (don’t judge) and it was this one. But here’s why I’m in no rush to read any more Colleen Hoover. (Don’t worry – no spoilers.)
Continue reading Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover
Looking at the bright colours on the cover, the book’s title, and the synopsis, I thought this book was going to be funny and quirky, much like the book “The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time” by Mark Haddon. But it turned out to be the darkest, most disturbing book I’ve ever read. (Or at least read all the way through.) Don’t worry – no spoilers!
Continue reading Strange Sally Diamond by Liz Nungent
This is hands down the scariest book I’ve ever read – and it’s not even a horror book!
Continue reading The Marriage Act by John Marrs
This book promised to be as moving and monumental as Dan Brown’s Da Vinci code, but the opening scene was even more compelling.
Continue reading Planned Obsolescence by Lorin Brandon
Hey everybody! The above collage is a quick glimpse at the book reviews coming up in 2023. Spoiler-free for the fiction, but details provided in the non-fiction titles.
But that’s not all – we’ve also got some interesting and handy informational articles coming up next year, too. They are as follows:
These articles will be interspersed between the book reviews.
Once these articles and book reviews are online, there will then be a Readathon, where I will read as many free samples of ebooks as I can within the space of 2 weeks, and then I will announce winners and runners up.
At some point there will also be a poll, where blog followers get to choose which book reviews they want to see on the blog, out of a selection that I’m already putting together in my head.
So, there’s plenty coming up in 2023 to stay tuned for (even if it is just the article on free books, haha!).
See you next time!
Despite the book’s rosy beginnings things begin to really escalate. There’s a suicide, a missing person, and murder after murder. There are strange goings on, a mysterious list of names, and a one-woman race to get to the bottom of things. (No spoilers.)
Continue reading The Patient’s List by James Caine
To be fair, I’ve never heard of such a sinister house viewing! Frieda McFadden has done it again – her latest book is compelling tale with twist after shocking twist!
Continue reading Never Lie by Frieda McFadden
I wish I had been a beta tester for this book rather than a reviewer. That way, I would have been able to provide constructive feedback. The rest of this review contains spoilers to explain why…
Continue reading The Intruder by Daniel Hurst
Hi folks – check out what book reviews are coming soon the blog!
First there’s a tale following the exploits of Charlie when she takes a job
as a secretary at the exclusive Salacious Players club…
Then we have the thriller Intruder, where a disgruntled ex-employee seeks deadly revenge on his employers.
And finally, there’s another best seller from my current favorite author, Frieda McFadden, concerning a murdered psychotherapist and a creepy house viewing gone wrong.
Stay tuned!
When I saw this book was up for grabs for just 99p on Kindle, I jumped at the chance to read it! I have read two other books by these authors a few years ago and was really impressed. When there are cliff hangers at the end of every chapter, you just have to keep reading!
Continue reading The Exiles by Ashley Saunders and Leslie Saunders
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