Yesteryear is definitely worth your time and energy. It doesn’t have much reread value, but the themes and topics discussed would make this a great book club pick. If you are someone who enjoys books like The Handmaid’s Tale, go for it.
In today’s TheWriteReads blog tour spotlight, we have, “The Madders of Time” series by D L Orton.
My Husband’s Wife was a quick read. It can be classified as a fun popcorn thriller that carries the eerie, mysterious nature of an Agatha Christie novel.
Caught Up is a fun one-time read if you enjoy the premise described in the blurb. The return of characters from previous and future books makes for a solid ensemble cast.
In this Thursday Reading Snapshot, I will be sharing my current read, what I finished recently, and what is next on my book stack.
Fan Service is a one time read for me. While it successfully captures the nostalgia of an era when vampires and werewolves dominated pop culture, the story ultimately feels a little too surface level.
While The Crash is an easy and fast read, it ultimately falls short where it matters most, If you’re looking for a truly memorable thriller, this is one you can safely skip.
How to Kill a Guy in Ten Dates was an engaging thriller, especially in audiobook format. It stays true to its genre while delivering plenty of entertainment.
The Memory Collectors is a book meant for a niche audience. It may not work for everyone, but if you enjoy stories with philosophical undertones, I would absolutely recommend this one.
I would recommend First-Time Caller to romance lovers looking for a soft slow-burn love story. It didn’t completely sweep me off my feet or deeply move me, but it had its moments.
