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Guest Review: National Geographic’s Atlas of World War ll
It is in my opinion that the book, Atlas of World War II, is perhaps the greatest history and WWII book I have read. Not only does it give great detail about how the war was fought, but it also … Continue reading
Review: The Lighthouse Keeper’s Daughter by Hazel Gaynor
If this isn’t a page-turner, I don’t know what is! I devoured this in one sitting, instantly captivated by the strong, hard-headed female characters who both seemed to be ahead of their time when it came to the role of … Continue reading
Review: November Road by Lou Berney
I wasn’t sure what I was getting into when I agreed to review this title. At first glance, it’s not something I would normally read, despite being a huge fan of crime fiction. That said, I’d heard nothing but praise … Continue reading
Review: The Witch of Willow Hall by Hester Fox
I absolutely adored the dark and Gothic setting! A perfect fall read, this most certainly put me in the mood for Halloween. Fox has created quite the addictive read (I read it in one weekend afternoon). The setting, so vivid … Continue reading
Review: The Lies We Told by Camilla Way
There is a lot going in this thriller! Told in two different points of view, that of Beth in the past and Clara in the present. At the onset, it isn’t apparent that the two stories are intertwined. The author … Continue reading
Review: The Good Demon by Jimmy Cajoleas
Cajoleas has created quite the sympathetic character in Clare. Lonely in a small Southern town, with alcoholics as parents, her possession forged the only true “friendship” Clare had ever experienced. Clare’s character is genuine and believable, a typical teen girl … Continue reading
Review: Foe by Iain Reid
Reid’s previous title, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, introduced me to the sheer talent that is Iain Reid. When I heard he had a new title releasing, I knew I had to get my hands on a copy. In true Reid form, … Continue reading
Review: I Know You Know by Gilly Macmillan #iknowyouknow
Wow. This thriller is chock full of secrets and lies, all of which Macmillan expertly and patiently reveals to her readers. This is my first sampling of her writing, despite frequent recommendations by readers whose opinions I value and trust. … Continue reading
Review: Cross Her Heart by Sarah Pinborough
I’ve been a fan of Sarah Pinborough for some time now. She’s known for her shocking thrillers and terrifying horror titles. Her previous title, Behind Her Eyes, gave readers a glimpse of her terrifying potential. This title is definitely one … Continue reading
Review: Vox by Christina Dalcher
I’ve been looking forward to reading this title since I first heard about it in the early part of this year. The premise sounded phenomenal, quite timely given the state of our current government. Alas, my hope and expectations were … Continue reading