Category: Book Discussions

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Endless Night | By Agatha Christie

Endless Night is a poetic whirlwind of a thriller. The tension builds slowly and steadily before spiralling into sharp twists and turns toward the end.

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Generations | By Noam Josephides

I was thoroughly entertained while reading Generations. I’m no sci-fi expert, but if you’re an occasional sci-fi reader like me, I’d definitely recommend this one.

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Love Camera Action | By Noel Stark

Love, Action, Camera was hardly a one-time read for me. It’s not bad writing. It’s just that the plot didn’t work for me personally.

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Water Moon | By Samantha Sotto Yambao

Water Moon is a great pick for a book club or a buddy read, especially if you’re the kind of reader who enjoys debating eternal questions like “Is life pre-ordained?” or “Does free will actually exist?”

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Mystery in the Metaverse | By Nick Airus

Mystery in the Metaverse is a great concept full of potential. There is intrigue, worldbuilding, and sci-fi elements blended into a cocktail that definitely gets your attention.

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Clues to You | By Claire Huston

If you love a classic whodunnit paired with a clean, sweet romance, don’t miss Clues to You. It’s a must-read!

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Amanda’s Wedding | By Jenny Colgan

Amanda’s Wedding was barely a one-time read for me. If you’re trying to explore Jenny Colgan’s body of work, this is one you can easily skip.

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First Line Fridays | 01 Aug 2025

First Line Fridays is a weekly book meme hosted by Wandering Words. What if instead of judging a book by its cover, its author or its prestige, we judged it by its opening lines?