Before I tell you all about The Rose Code, I want to start by saying that I’m not a fan of historical fiction. History was my least favourite subject in school, and I tend to snooze when anyone starts talking about the past. I generally choose NOT to read anything historical, because I struggle to […]
The Maidens by Alex Michaelides
This is the second novel written by Alex Michaelides, and after reading his debut novel, The Silent Patient, I was really excited to get my hands on The Maidens. I did mention that this is a stand-alone novel, and both of Michaelides’ books are, but he ties them together with linked characters, which I thought […]
The Little Book of Inspiration by Danny Brown
The Little Book of Inspiration is Danny Brown’s first non-business book of short stories. This review won’t be like any others I’ve written, mostly because this book is unlike any others I’ve read… but also because I happen to be Mrs. Danny Brown. I remember when Danny wrote this, and I had a hand in […]
Seven Lies by Elizabeth Kay
Seven Lies was recommended to me by a very good friend of mine. She owns a bookshop and reads more books than anyone I know, so I’ll read anything she suggests. Seven Lies is a story told through the eyes of Jane Black, widow to Jonathan, best friend to Marnie, and sister to Emma. Briefly, […]
When No One is Watching by Alyssa Cole
Alyssa Cole has been publishing novels since 2014, but When No One is Watching is the first book of hers that I’ve read. After doing some research, I see that Alyssa Cole has written a lot of series and short stories in a variety of genres, but most have traces of American history, including When […]
The Book That Matters Most by Ann Hood
The Book That Matters Most is the 12th fiction novel by Ann Hood. This is the first time I’m hearing of this particular author, but after doing some research, I realize I’ve clearly got a lot to catch up on. Her works include: 12 fiction novels, 7 non-fiction, 2 Young Adult novels, and a short […]