‘Blood Over Bright Haven’ raises fascinating moral dilemmas and social commentaries, making it a powerful and memorable read.
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INHERITANCE by Nora Roberts
‘Inheritance’ is yet another book that started with a lot of promise but ultimately drowned my interest in a sea of tedious details.
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THE EXILE by Ryan Cahill
‘The Exile’ demanded my attention from start to finish and has become my favourite in the series so far!
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ONLY GOOD ENEMIES by Jennifer Estep
‘Only Good Enemies’ follows a similar structure to the first book, with a clunky start that soon leads to an entertaining mix of action and romance.
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ARTIFICIAL CONDITION by Martha Wells
‘Artificial Condition’ delivers the witty writing and endearing protagonist I loved in the first book, but the mystery aspect fell flat for me.
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ALL SYSTEMS RED by Martha Wells
For such a short read, ‘All Systems Red’ is fully conceptualised and packs a punch with its fun, funny and fast-paced storyline.
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DON’T TELL ME HOW TO DIE by Marshall Karp
Despite an intriguing prologue and some clever twists towards the end, ‘Don’t Tell Me How to Die’ ultimately bored me due to a lack of compelling characters and tangible suspense.
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CROSS MY HEART by Megan Collins
With its clever execution and captivating prose, ‘Cross My Heart’ was entertaining from start to finish.
