Steam punk meets young adult fantasy in Cassandra Clare’s latest trilogy. Still set within the world of Shadow Hunters, this time she transports readers into Victorian London and introduces them to Tessa Gray, a young woman from America who has come to London to be reunited with her brother. Unbeknownst to Tessa, her brother… Read More The Infernal Devices Trilogy – Book Review
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Book: Puppet by Pauline C. Harris Publisher: Patchwork Press Publication Date: October 2014 # of Pages: 246 My Rating: Five Stars Puppet is a very suspenseful and intriguing read. This book is about a sixteen year old girl named Penelope who lives in a foster home. Penelope makes a very dangerous deal with Jed, a… Read More Puppet – Book Review
Goodreads: Paradox Bound Author: Peter Clines Published: 26th September 2017 (Crown) Source: BloggingForBooks Rating: 3/5 (Liked it) Official Summary: “Eli’s willing to admit it: he’s a little obsessed with the mysterious woman he met years ago. Okay, maybe a lot obsessed. But come on, how often do you meet someone who’s driving a hundred-year-old car, clad in Revolutionary-War era clothes,… Read More Paradox Bound – Book Review
Its a narrative as old as time. Young, naive woman meets succesful, prominent and married older man and is mesmerised by his charismatic persona that she decides to pursue him. They inevitably get caught and get caught up in a scandal. He asks for forgiveness from the public and his wife. The wife has… Read More Young Jane Young – Book Review
Immurement by Norma Hinkens, e-book, 247 pages, published by Dunecadia Publishing in 2015. When the core of the Earth overheats and causes major volcanic activity, much of the world’s population is lost. The remaining survivors take shelter in underground bunkers in the less populous areas, and become known as Undergrounders. They are not the… Read More Immurement – Book Review
Dan Brown’s latest offering follows the continuing adventures of Harvard Professor and Symbologist Robert Langdon. Seeming not to run out of connections that enable him to attend exclusive museum events (that inevitably land him in trouble), he finds himself at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain, where his ex-student Edmund Kirsch is about to… Read More Origin – Book Review
How to describe Eleanor Oliphant in a five hundred words or less? She’s 29 years old and thinks telling people she works in an office is the fastest way to get them to stop asking questions about what she does. She can go days without ever talking to another living soul. And no, her… Read More Book Review: Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine
Title – Blood Moon Author – John David Bethel Genre – Crime Thriller Length – 451 Pages Publication – December 2016 My Rating – 4/5 Stars Synopsis On a hot, steamy afternoon in Miami, Cuban-American businessman Recidio Suarez is brutally beaten and abducted. Handcuffed, shackled and blindfolded, he has no idea why he has been targeted. What… Read More Blood Moon – Book Review
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