Review of The King’s Ransom (The Recovery Agent, #2) Oh, how I love a good treasure hunt, especially when it comes wrapped in the snappy writing of Janet Evanovich! When I stumbled upon The King’s Ransom, I couldn’t help but feel that familiar thrill—treasure, intrigue, and a dash of romance all mingling within the pages. …
Book Review: The Only Child by S. Englefield When I stumbled upon The Only Child by S. Englefield, I was immediately drawn in by the promise of family secrets and dark mysteries wrapped in a serene setting. The Isle of Wight—a place known for its picturesque beaches and quaint charm—offered an intriguing contrast to the …
Book Review: All Her Fault by Andrea Mara From the moment I came across the gripping premise of All Her Fault, I knew I was in for a wild ride. This is Andrea Mara’s first release of 2023, and let me tell you, it has set the bar high. The chilling idea of a parent’s …
Finding Connection in Hannah V. Sawyerr’s Truth Is: A Novel in Verse When I first stumbled across Hannah V. Sawyerr’s Truth Is: A Novel in Verse, I didn’t know what to expect. I was familiar with her debut, but there was something about the promise of her sophomore effort that felt deeply compelling. Perhaps it …
Book Review: Conclave by Robert Harris As a book blogger, I’m often drawn to stories steeped in political intrigue and existential dilemmas, and Robert Harris’s Conclave promises both. The moment I learned about the dramatic, secretive world of the Vatican’s papal election—the conclave—I found my curiosity piqued. With Harris’s penchant for weaving riveting narratives highlighted …
Book Review: Turns of Fate (Isle of Wyrd, #1) Sometimes a book comes along that feels like a familiar, cozy blanket, and for me, Turns of Fate by [Author’s Name] did just that. The moment I heard it had echoes of the beloved Others series, I knew I had to dive in. And I’m glad …