You’ll be the Death of Me | By Karen M McManus
You’ll be the Death of Me is a cosy YA mystery thriller that you can curl up with and finish in a weekend. It is packed with twists and turns and dark secrets that you can devour like Sugar Babies.
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review | For the Wolf | By Hannah Whitten
For the Wolf is your winning formula for a dark fantasy. It has passion, love and courage fueled in its characters, both the protagonists and the sidekicks.
Book Review | Crooked Kingdom | By Leigh Bardugo
Why would a fantasy like Crooked Kingdom which is a story about the common people interest everyone?
Ruthless Gods | By Emily A Duncan
Ruthless Gods propels the story forward. The chaotic kingdoms are rattled even more by the end. There is a lot left which gets your attention for the third book.
The Book Of Uriel | By Elysse Hoffman
The Book Of Uriel is an engaging and heartwarming tale of innocence and unbreakable spirit of a young mind.
The Promise of Summer | By Bella Osborne
The Promise of Summer is quite an enjoyable romantic tale. If you’re looking for a feel good summer beachy book, just to go back in time for the summery warmth, this is the one you want to pick.
The Enchanted | By J C Brennan
The Enchanted got me hooked with a very appealing beginning and the whole folklore kind of story telling.
Book Review | The Beach House | By Jenny Hale
The Beach House presents the idea of love that goes beyond generations and lives in through the people who come after us.
You and Me on Vacation | By Emily Henry
You and Me on Vacation is a fun summer read which will enrich you with a decade worth travel experience combined with a sweet romance.
Malibu Rising | By Taylor Jenkins Reid
If someone read Malibu Rising as their first Taylor Jenkins Reid book, it is possible that they might rate it a 5. But, if you have read her previous works, you would know that she has mastered the art of writing these glamorous fictional biographies and continues to do so.
