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I was thrilled to recently read The Will to Succeed as it told a part of history almost forgotten. How lucky was I to read two great books that taught me about a part of history I didn't in less than one month. Goodreads Blurb What Remains at the End by Alexandra Ford Marie Kohler’s … Continue reading Book Review: What Remains at the End by Alexandra Ford
I thought I knew what a good legal thriller was. That was until I read this next book and realised I was sorely mistaken. Goodreads Blurb Law and Addiction by Mike Papantonio One week before Jake Rutledge is scheduled to graduate from law school, he receives the devastating news of the death of his fraternal … Continue reading Book Review: Law and Addiction by Mike Papantonio
Do you want a chilling insight into where this world potentially could be going? Read my latest book review below. Goodreads Blurb Unborn by Rachel McLean America, 2026. Feminism has been defeated. Equality is a memory. And abortion has been criminalized. Three women find themselves on the wrong side of the law. Kate, carrying the … Continue reading Book Review: Unborn by Rachel McLean
The thing that bothers me about books set 150+ years ago is the representation of women. While I know women being considered as second-class citizens is true of the time, can it be that they all so subservient to men? This next book proves that this was not always necessarily the case. Goodreads Blurb The … Continue reading Book Review: The Will To Succeed by Christine Raafat
I made a pledge to read more light-hearted books this year and then this next book I'm about to review landed on my doorstep. Thank you, Charlie Laidlaw, it certainly made me smile. Goodreads Blurb Love Potions and Other Calamities by Charlie Laidlaw Love Potions and Other Calamities is a comic tale of love and … Continue reading Love Potions and Other Calamities by Charlie Laidlaw
If you asked me a couple of years ago if I would be into dystopian books, I would have laughed. Oh how times have changed - and it is all thanks to this blog and the wonderful authors who put their faith in me to review their books. But I digress. Maybe I would have … Continue reading Book Review: The Moon Hunters by Anya Pavelle
I set myself a goal to read more light-hearted books this year. While I'm finding it difficult to peel myself away from my usual thrillers, I am finding some gems out there. Goodreads Blurb Book Review: Roses of Marrakech by Rachel Clare Can you ever leave the past behind? Roses of Marrakech is a breathtaking romantic … Continue reading Book Review: Roses of Marrakech by Rachel Clare
Rage and retribution: two great elements to a crime book. This book incorporates them so well that the author aptly chose the title as Rage and Retribution. Goodreads Blurb Rage and Retribution by Lorraine Mace Can two wrongs ever make a right? A man is found by the side of a canal, comatose and brutally … Continue reading Book Review: Rage and Retribution by Lorraine Mace
How many of you are fans of Maeve Binchy's Chestnut Street? Or Dubliners from James Joyce? Well, I've another collection of community-based short stories that you might enjoy. Goodreads Blurb Book Review: Georgia Stories On My Mind by Jackie Rod Come visit Georgia through stories that reach beyond these turbulent times. Experience Southern tales shaped … Continue reading Book Review: Georgia Stories On My Mind by Jackie Rod
Now, I love a dark book and that's what attracted me to this next review. However, I was pleasantly surprised at how uplifting the story actually was. Let me tell you why. Goodreads Blurb Mile Marker 139 by Cynthia Hilston At mile marker 139 along the Ohio Turnpike, a mysterious woman named Shelley Parkinson arrives … Continue reading Book Review: Mile Marker 139 by Cynthia Hilston
