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
Helen Appleby is released from prison after serving two years of her sentence for the manslaughter of her partner. All she wants is to open a bookshop and put the past behind her, but it seems that someone is trying to sabotage her plans for a new start. The Book Seller is a character driven … More Book Review: The Book Seller by Valerie Keogh
Told in dual timelines The Sirens follows two sets of sisters; Mary and Eliza, who are convicts being transported to Australia in 1800 and Lucy and Jess in 2019. Lucy flees her University in terror after hurting someone during a sleepwalking incident and heads to her sister’s house hoping Jess can provide some answers. After … More Book Review: The Sirens by Emilia Hart
The Ledge is a tense fast-paced thriller that had me hooked from the first page. After human remains are found in a forest a group of friends are worried their secrets from the past are about to be revealed. I loved the dual timelines in this story and I was really invested in the 1999 … More Book Review: The Ledge by Christian White
The Glass Hotel’s focus is of two seemingly unrelated events – the collapse of an international Ponzi scheme and the disappearance of a woman from a ship at sea. The Glass Hotel has a ghostly, smoke and mirrors feel to its narrative. The story is a jigsaw puzzle piecing together the connections between the substantial … More Book Review: The Glass House by Emily St. John Mandel
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