THE LAST ORPHAN by Greg Hurwitz is a crime thriller. This my first time reading this author and I was interested in the book's description. Every now and then I take a break from Literary Fiction and other genres Read more...
BOOKWORM is a debut novel by Robin Yeatman. I wouldn't classify this book as Fantasy, Realism or something like that; it's not like anything I've read before including fantasy books. However, there was fantasy on every other if not every page of the story.
THE SISTERS OF SEA VIEW is Julie Klassen's latest title. Julie is new to me author and what made me read and review this book was the setting and premise of the book, especially the time period. It is set in the early 1800's, no Read more...
THE BANNED BOOKSHOP OF MAGGIE BANKS, written by Shauna Robinson. Shauna is a new to me author, what attracted me to read this story is the bookshop in the title. Trust me a bookshop book story is always fun to read as its increases the pleasure, satisfaction of every Read more...
Poppy Alexander is a new-to-me author and I enjoyed this story of hers. THE LITTLEST LIBRARY is set in England in a small village. The story follows the life of Jess, a librarian by profession, as she moves away Read more...
WITH NEIGHBORS LIKE THIS, for me, falls under the Friends to Lovers/ Single Mom Hot Neighbor trope/sub-category.
To be honest, I was expecting something of a romantic suspense style of story, though this story is not. WITH NEIGHBORS LIKE THIS is the story of Read more...
The Manhattan Girls by Gill Paul, is a historical story set in the early 20s of Manhattan, NYC. A time of Prohibition, a time when people were still seeing residual effects of WW1 in their personal lives. This is my first time reading a Gill Paul novel Read more...
THE MESSY LIVES OF BOOK PEOPLE by Phaedra Patrick is all about the lives of a writer, author, and storyteller aka Book People. Writing, storytelling, and bringing new worlds for the reader to imagine and get lost in is a messy job.
Representing this mess are bestselling Read more...
THE SECRET LIFE OF ALBERT ENTWISTLE by Matt Cain, simply put, tells us the story of a queer person born and growing up in England in the 60s. The story follows the life of Albert Entwistle Read more...
BOOK LOVERS is Emily Henry's latest book, you may know from her previous popular titles such as BEACH READ, PEOPLE WE MEET ON VACATION amongst other, earlier Young Adult titles.
I picked up THIS DAY by Blanka Lipinska purely to know what happens next, having watched the popular Netflix movie, 365 days, which is the basis of the first book in this trilogy by the Read more...
The Christmas Escape is the latest title from Sarah Morgan who has moved a bit away from pure romance to more family, friendship themed stories in recent years; which I enjoy and love as much as I did her Romance - Harlequin ones.
LEGACY is the story of Adriana Rizzo and her family's legacy. A legacy made up of equally good as well as bad parts of her whole family. Adriana Rizzo is a wellness, fitness video content creator in the story, following in the footsteps of her mother Read more...
AND NOW YOU'RE BACK by Jill Mandell is a second chance romance. The lead couple Didi and Shay first meet when they are just teens on the verge of adulthood. A passionate affair of six months followed by a painful breakup is their start until they meet again Read more...
Addie and Dylan are the lead couple, who are exes at the start of the story. The story starts with them meeting on the highway on their way to Scotland for a common friend's wedding. They started their trips in separate cars however an accident makes it an Read more...
At the brink of Second World War there's low key chaos and preparations going on in London. Amid chaos and sandbags everywhere, two young women set foot in the Big smoke hoping for a bright future.
They aspire to live and work hard in the Read more...
There are not many authors who write fiction set in Afghanistan, who present to us the lyrical beauty, warmth of its people, cultural richness; not by omitting but by also, telling us about the war ravaging the country, the rot settling in its foundations via its own and foreign Read more...