Fiction - Bookerification

MY HUSBAND’S WIFE by Alice Feeney

‘My Husband’s Wife’ is a twisty, addictive read that kept me eager to see how the tangled web of secrets would finally unravel.

‘The Blackfire Blade’ delivers an entertaining adventure with endearing character dynamics and developments, making it a fun ride.

‘Project Hail Mary’ turned out to be far more compelling than I expected, combining heart, humour, and easy-to-follow science.

Despite its captivating prose and political dynamics, ‘Fallen City’ fell short in certain areas and failed to meet my high expectations.

While the banter and character dynamics were fun, the disjointed storyline and heavy spice kept me from loving ‘Mate’.

‘The Housemaid’ is an addictive read with killer twists, but the irritating characters and tropes weren’t my cup of tea.

‘Of War and Ruin’ is yet another compelling instalment packed with heart, epic lore, and constant action, though some parts felt a little weak.

‘Wild Reverence’ takes its time to get going, but rewards with a compelling and expansive tale in Rebecca Ross’s lush writing style.