When Old Friends Aren’t Good Friends Anymore: Perfect Liars
No risks could be taken. If someone, most likely nosy Lila, ended up in her en- suite and saw one
Category: mystery
We are all Melmoths, We are all cogs in the wheel: Damned to Witness
If you ask me to review Melmoth in one sentence, I will say: Melmoth was a punch in the face.
5 Reasons Why I didn’t like it : The Corset by Laura Purcell
This review contains major plot spoilers including what happens in the end of The Corset. Please don’t read more than
Career goals gone wrong: The Temp by Michelle Frances
Hello everyone! It’s been a busy 10 days for me, and tumbleweeds were rolling on the blog. I had my
#CoverReveal: The Perfect Betrayal by Lauren North
If you’re a frequent visitor of Excuse My Reading you already know I am always in for a good thriller.
A quintessentially British Spy Novel: Transcription by Kate Atkinson
I wasn’t a fan of Kate Atkinson’s acclaimed novel Life After Life and was hesitant to try this, but after seeing
The Dreamers by Karen Thompson Walker
I sometimes do gambling with a book. I pick it up, never heard of it before, never heard of the
Claire Fuller’s Bitter Orange: A novel of memory and obsession
Bitter Orange, the fruit, is not what it seems; looks sweet and plump as an orange but it’s almost inedible
Why I LOVED Sophie Hannah’s New #Poirot book
Our famous Belgian is BACK! First thing first: This is so far the most Agatha Christie flavoured book Hannah have penned!
Can’t remember your face, but I remember your penis
Laura is working in an advertising agency. She is face blind, a medical condition where one cannot remember/recognise the faces.
A long, nightmarish poem: Everything Under by Daisy Johnson #ManBooker2018 #ReadingChallenge
I’ve decided to push myself to a new reading challenge for Man Booker Prize 2018. I am not scared. I
Toxic friendships, Toxic community: Toxic by Nicci Cloke
My shot is sugary and sharp in my throat, and the empty plastic glasses slam back onto the table like
