If a Lana Del Rey Song became a novel: Dolores by Lauren Aimee Curtis
If you asked me what was this novel like? I would say it felt like a backstory of a Lana
Tag: teenagers
Call Me Evie by J.P. Pomare
A short take: For fans of Before I Go to Sleep, Call Me Evie is a story that develops slowly
The search for a missing daughter in never ending light: The Silver Road
‘There’s something about death that gets under your skin and destroys you from the inside. Nobody warns you about it
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
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
Everyone against themselves, Us Against You.
Beartown, also published as the Scandal, is one of the best books I’ve read this year and I was thrilled
Four suspects. One victim. Plenty of questions #OneOfUsIsLying
Karen McManus’s One of Us is Lying might the best thriller I’ve read this year. It is a roller coaster ride
Watching You by Lisa Jewell
I’ve read a few books from Lisa Jewell and I can confidently say this is the best one! I might
Two truths and a lie : Last Time I Lied
We have read Last Time I Lied by Riley Sager by Norrie from Reading Under the Blankie. Reading in parallel
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
Oh Darling, you have a problem: Darling by Rachel Edwards
It took less than six months for everything to fall apart. That’s how Darling, a debut novel by Rachel Edwards opens.
The book of “Everything is going to be fine” : Whistle in the Dark
I loved Emma Healy’s debut novel, Elizabeth is Missing. When I saw this one on NetGalley I got really excited
