Book Review: Stay Buried by Jane R Miles

Stay Buried is an outstanding debut psychological thriller that expertly blends mystery, suspense and emotion against the unforgettable backdrop of Cyclone Tracy. Drawing inspiration from real events, Jane R. Miles creates a chilling Australian story that feels both authentic and deeply unsettling. Told across dual timelines, the novel follows the disappearance of four girls during … More Book Review: Stay Buried by Jane R Miles

Book Review: Marry Me Not by Gabrielle Sands

I absolutely flew through Marry Me Not and honestly couldn’t put it down. Gabrielle Sands has such a knack for balancing romance, suspense and mafia politics and this book had me hooked from start to finish. Cosimo and Fabi are complete opposites—he’s guarded, ruthless and convinced trusting anyone is a mistake, while she’s kind, genuine and determined … More Book Review: Marry Me Not by Gabrielle Sands

Book Review: Hagtale by Sally O’Reilly

Hagtale is the sort of book that lingers after you’ve finished it. Atmospheric and steeped in folklore, it feels less like a retelling and more like an ancient story that’s been unearthed from the Scottish wilderness itself. Even if you’re familiar with Macbeth, this offers something fresh, expanding the legend in a way that feels both … More Book Review: Hagtale by Sally O’Reilly

Book Review: The Strawberry House by Rachel Burton

The Strawberry House is a beautifully atmospheric historical novel that blends mystery, romance and family drama with real emotional depth. Told across two timelines, the story moves between the long summer of 1938 and post-war England in 1952, gradually revealing the truth behind a devastating fire at Montagu Manor and the disappearance of a celebrated artist … More Book Review: The Strawberry House by Rachel Burton

Book Review: The Children by Melissa Albert

The Children is one of those books that wraps itself around you with atmosphere.  From the very first page, there’s this constant sense of unease, like something terrible is lurking just out of sight and the atmosphere and creeping dread kept me interested in the story. Guinevere Sharpe, daughter of famous author Edith Sharpe slowly … More Book Review: The Children by Melissa Albert

Book Review: Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke

This book absolutely did my head in, but in the best way. We follow Natalie Heller Mills, a picture-perfect influencer selling the dream: sourdough, sunshine, a million kids and a spotless farmhouse. But behind the scenes it’s all curated. When the mask starts to slip, things spiral fast and then suddenly she wakes up in … More Book Review: Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke

Book Review: The Undoing of Lines by Rebecca Hesseling

The Undoing of Lines is a romantic fantasy with storytelling so immersive it completely pulled me in from the very first page. Clara is a half-fae, half-human princess determined to save the human lands, which are barely surviving a brutal fifty-year drought. Desperate to find a way to save them she does the only thing … More Book Review: The Undoing of Lines by Rebecca Hesseling

Book Review: Across the Vanishing Sky by Catherine Cowles

Across the Vanishing Sky was one of my most anticipated reads. Safe to say, it absolutely delivered. Dex Archer heads back to Starlight Grove after ten years with the FBI, still carrying the weight of his father’s legacy, one that still haunts him and his brothers. He’s the broody, brilliant IT expert who keeps the world … More Book Review: Across the Vanishing Sky by Catherine Cowles