Welcome to the review of Anonymous by Christine Benedict, one of the books from my June reading list. Anonymous by Christine Benedict: My Review Blurb from The Back Cover Debra Hamilton confronts the fear of inheriting mental illness when her husband moves her into a hundred-year-old farmhouse on fifty-three acres of blacklisted real … [Read more…]
Finally, it’s time to share a review of Gone By Michael Grant, one of the books from May’s reading list. Gone is actually book one in a series of six books but I am going to do the review in one post. It’s hard reviewing books that are later in the series without giving away spoilers from … [Read more…]
Time for the review of The Bad Place by Dean Koontz, the final book from April’s reading list. It feels strange posting this so late when I am well into the books from May’s reading list, but due to the A-Z Challenge posts, my book reviews had to be put on hold throughout April. … [Read more…]
This review of The Girl Next Door by Jack Ketchum is actually from April’s reading list. Although I got it read ahead of schedule, I decided to hold off posting the last book reviews off the list until after the A to Z Challenge was completed. The Girl Next Door by Jack Ketchum: My Review … [Read more…]
As promised in May’s reading list today’s post is my review of Geek Girl 5: Head Over Heels by Holly Smale. If you haven’t read any Holly Smale books, give them a go, she’s fab. Geek Girl 5: Head Over Heels by Holly Smale Blurb from The Back Cover Harriet Manners knows many facts: … [Read more…]
Time for the review of The Shepherd by Ethan Cross, the second book from April’s reading list. The Shepherd by Ethan Cross: My Review Blurb from The Back Cover Meet Francis Ackerman, America’s most terrifying serial killer. What excites him most is the game of chance. He likes to play with ordinary … [Read more…]
Time for the (slightly late as usual) review of Misery by Stephen King, the first review from the books on April’s reading list. I am a huge Stephen King fan and I have been since my mid-teens. Misery was one of the first books of his I read. I was sorting through some books looking … [Read more…]
I don’t normally read much non-fiction, but when I was approached to review this Clinical Hypnosis Textbook by Professor Ursula James, I jumped at the chance. As someone who has studied psychology, the human mind fascinates me, and hypnosis has always captured my attention. It intrigues me how, when someone is in such a relaxed … [Read more…]
Time for the review of Lois Lane: Fall Out by Gwenda Bond, the first book from my March reading list. I was really excited at the thought of this book, I liked the idea of Lois Lane taking centre stage for a change, and as you all know I love YA fiction. Lois Lane: Fall … [Read more…]
Welcome to the final review from February’s reading list, The Strain by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan. The Strain by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan: Book Review Blurb from The Back Cover In one week, Manhattan could be gone. An airplane arrives at New York’s JFK airport, taxis along a runway … [Read more…]