Believe Me, you deserve better
This review contains spoilers This post, Believe Me by J.P. Delaney might be the last straw before the publishers come
Category: Psychological
Michael Crichton’s Sphere : Deep into ocean and human psychology
“Terror can fill any space” I’ve been craving some old-school science fiction for a while now, and got my eyes
You Were Made For This by Michelle Sacks
There are no greater cruelties than the ones married people inflict upon one another. I’ve never read Michelle Sacks before
One house, two women, plenty of secrets: The Sudden Departure of the Frasers
I listened The Sudden Departure of the Frasers by Louise Candlish on Audible and really enjoyed it. I think I
Mutual garden, separate interests: The Girls by Lisa Jewell
If you’re a keen follower of this blog, you should already know I wasn’t in love with other Lisa Jewell
The Man on the Middle Floor by Elizabeth S. Moore
The Man in the Middle Floor is told between perspectives of 3 different people living in a building, each on
Bears from the Beartown
Beartown by Fredrik Backman (also published as Scandal) What a book! I can’t believe this book is written by a
Tangerine: The Talented Mr Ripley goes to Tangier
I finished Christine Mangan’s Tangerine last week and can’t stop thinking how strikingly similar it was with The Talented Mr Ripley. I
The Woman in Window
The Woman in the Window was by far the most advertised, spoken, praised thriller of last six months. It even
Everything is Lies by Helen Callaghan
Sophia lives in London.Her parents, Nina and Jared, own a garden centre with a cafe in remote Suffolk. Nina is
Anatomy of a Scandal by Sarah Vaughan
Note: This review contains spoilers in the bottom! Please don’t read the last paragraph if you haven’t read the book.
