The highlight for me was the fascinating worldbuilding, which combines a futuristic setting, advanced technology, a deadly virus, magical powers, political intrigue, and a
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Get a Life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert
Why did I wait so long to read this book?! It was such a fun read that I flew through it! The witty banter and humour are top-tier – I genuinely can’t remember the last time a
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Vengeful by V.E. Schwab
This sequel exceeded my expectations! It takes everything that made the first book so captivating—the morally grey characters, the high-stakes conflicts, and the exploration of
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The Poet Empress by Shen Tao
While the story starts off somewhat slow and predictable, it deepens brilliantly as it explores themes of power, abuse, and sacrifice. I was especially impressed by the deeply layered, morally grey characters that emerged and the immersive writing style.
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This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me by Ilona Andrews
I really wanted to love this book, but ultimately, it left me feeling underwhelmed. Sure, the premise, medieval-inspired setting and political manoeuvring were interesting, but the
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The Ending Writes Itself by Evelyn Clarke
And Then There Were None is my favourite Agatha Christie novel, so I was eager to dive into this book. I’m happy to say I loved it! I thoroughly enjoyed the initial focus on the distinct characters, each with complex/messy backstories, insecurities, and motivations.
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BEFORE I LET GO by Kennedy Ryan
‘Before I Let Go’ gives a meaningful second-chance romance that blends raw, complex themes with sizzling attraction between the leads.
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THE STRENGTH OF THE FEW by James Islington
Despite its impressively expanded worldbuilding, ‘The Strength of the Few’ never fully captivated me—the execution prevents it from being as engaging as its predecessor.
