I don’t consider myself an activist by any means but if I have the chance to support women in any way, I’ll grab it. That’s why I’m honoured to review this latest book.
Book Review: Deadly Secrets by Ann Girdharry
We all have secrets. Some are just more deadly than others.
Book Review: The Silent Wife by Karin Slaughter
What brought The Silent Wife from an excellent book to an amazing book was the well-written plot. It was so raw and graphic, but also soft and filled with hope, primarily due to Will and Sara’s relationship.
Book Review: The Bone Jar by S.W. Kane
A creepy thriller based around a former asylum? Gimme, gimme, gimme!
Book Review: Call Me Joe by Martin Van Es and Andrew Crofts
But Call Me Joe is not just an imagining of the return of Christ. It is also a stark reminder of what we are doing to the world, especially in terms of climate change.
Book Review: Fire and Vengeance by Robert McCaw
What comes to mind when you think of Hawaii? Beautiful scenery? Delicious food? I was the same but after reading this latest book, I’ve seen a more sinister side to the island.
Book Review: Two Kinds of Blood by Jane Ryan
I became engrossed in the wonderful descriptions and the fast pace of the book. Two Kinds of Blood ended with plenty of surprises and that great ‘aha!’ moment when everything clicks.
Book Review: The Old Girls’ Network by Judy Leigh
When I set out at the beginning of this year to read more light-hearted books, this is exactly what I had in mind: a fun, happy story that is not too cheesy.
Book Review: Safe by S.K. Barnett
I didn’t see any of the twists coming and each one was better than the rest. To say I was kept on my toes throughout this entire book is an understatement.
Book Review: The Summer of Taking Chances by Lynne Shelby
A new review for those who are looking for a bit of summer romance.
