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: Psychological
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.
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
A suffocating father-daughter relationship: Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss
If there was a contest of writing, that will require telling a story using the least amount of words, this
#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.
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
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
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
