The Pupil was a book I stumbled across on Amazon whilst I was looking for something else. The cover caught my attention and when I looked closer, it sounded like a good read. I love thrillers and I like a good court room drama and I figured this book would have the best of both … [Read more…]
If you saw my post last month all about the books I read in 2020, you will know that I read around 100 books last year. Some were fantastic, some were good, others not so much. It’s always good to find a book that pulls you in and doesn’t let go and I read quite … [Read more…]
It was the tagline – You voted her in. Now can you live with the consequences? – that first caught my attention with The Choice and when I read the blurb, it sounded right up my street so of course I had to give it a go and I am so glad I did. Read … [Read more…]
If you’re looking for some inspiration for your next read, then look no further. Below you will find a full list of every book I read last year. They are listed in the order that I read them in. To see the blurb for each book and/or to buy it, click the title … [Read more…]
For the first book review of the year, I have chosen Survivor by Tom Hoyle. It’s marketed as for fans of Gone and I loved Gone, so I had high hopes for this one. It’s absolutely nothing like Gone in any way shape or form, but I did quite enjoy it. Read on for the … [Read more…]
It was the tagline of this book that caught my attention and made me want to read Don’t You Cry – One stolen baby. Two desperate strangers. One night of terror – Intriguing right? Read on to find out if the book lived up to the tagline. Don’t You Cry by Cass Green … [Read more…]
I do love a good horror book anytime of the year, but Halloween is the perfect excuse to dive into a good, creepy book. Below are ten great choices to read on Halloween night this year. The books are in no particular order and please excuse the shameless plug 😉 The Exorcist by … [Read more…]
After reading In A Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware when it first came out, I made a note to watch for her new books. I kind of missed the mark on keeping up, but after reading The Turn of The Key, I got right back into Ruth Ware’s writing style and so I knew … [Read more…]
There are so many books I recommend to people and so many I’ve loved, so narrowing all of those books down to just twenty was hard. Like hard, hard. I limited myself to only one book per author, or this list could have easily been made up by Stephen King, Jodi Picoult or Michael Grant … [Read more…]
I broke my rule with this book and watched the movie before I read it. In my defence, I didn’t realise at the time I watched The Circle that there even was a book, but when I found out, I knew I had to read it. I really enjoyed both the movie and the book, … [Read more…]