The Day of the Dice – A Dystopian Pride and Prejudice | By Sophie Toovey
The Day of the Dice is a re-imagination of the Pride and Prejudice set in a dystopian future. It has a lot more in store and I am looking forward to reading the sequels.
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The Fury | By Alex Michaelides
The Fury was a captivating one-time read thriller. However, when you compare it with the author’s previous works, this one is my least favorite.
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder | By Holly Jackson
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder is one of the best YA thrillers I’ve read since Sadie by Courtney Summers.
The Love of My After Life | By Kirsty Greenwood
If you are a sucker for romance books with a pinch of magic, like me, do not miss The Love of My After Life.
The Near Miss | By Lily Joseph
The Near Miss is a fun closed door romance novel. It is more of a coming of age for two adults than romance.
Terra Electrica : The Guardians of the North | By Antonia Maxwell
Terra Electrica was an easy, adventurous read about a young girl who just wants to find the love and safety of a home as she once knew it.
Legacy of the Brightwash | By Krystle Matar
If you are looking for a slow burn, fantasy with a hint of a dystopian society, Legacy of the Brightwash is the book for you.
Faith Of Their Fathers : A Saga of Iceland | By Samuel M Sargeant
With Faith of their Fathers, you could feel the harsh weather and the struggles that the common people went through at the time in order to simply survive.
The Idle Stance of the Tippler Pigeon | By Safinah Danish Elahi
The Idle Stance of the Tippler Pigeon left me reeling with a myriad of emotions. I could feel the hot air of Karachi and the history ebbing in and out of the streets of Lahore.
The Templar Sword | By Sam Clarke
The Templar Sword is the fun Young Adult mysterious historical adventure trip for all those Robert Langdon fans out there.
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