‘Wild Reverence’ takes its time to get going, but rewards with a compelling and expansive tale in Rebecca Ross’s lush writing style.
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SWEET HEAT by Bolu Babalola
‘Sweet Heat’ serves up a spicy, beautifully written, second-chance romance packed with relatable struggles.
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THE JUSTICE OF KINGS by Richard Swan
‘The Justice of Kings’ is a compelling, atmospheric read and has officially become my latest fantasy obsession!
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THE REAPER by Jackson P. Brown
I had high hopes for ‘The Reaper’ because of its fascinating premise and world, but sadly, the story’s delivery failed to hold my interest.
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DON’T LET HIM IN by Lisa Jewell
‘Don’t Let Him In’ may not deliver much mystery or thrills, but the psychological tension and insane manipulation keep me turning the pages.
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NOT QUITE DEAD YET by Holly Jackson
I dove into ‘Not Quite Dead Yet’ with high expectations, and while the story was definitely entertaining, it occasionally lost momentum along the way.
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THE TAINTED KHAN by Taran Matharu
At the heart of ‘The Tainted Khan’ lies a fascinating political landscape and an epic character journey, but the descriptive writing style makes the pacing uneven.
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MIDWINTER MURDER by Agatha Christie
‘Midwinter Murder’ presents twelve entertaining winter-themed mysteries that left me wanting even more of Agatha Christie’s brilliant storytelling.
