We are all aware of how deadly a pandemic can be. But what if a virus could be used by the government to wipe out specific groups?
Book Review: Champion by Stephen Deutsch
I’m one of the first to put up their hands and say “WWII books and films are overdone”. But then you get a cracker that you just can’t resist sharing.
Book Review: Haze by Rebecca Crunden
Haze is the perfect gift for YA fans taking the first step into the paranormal genre.
Book Review: The Women Writers Handbook edited by Ann Sandham
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.
