I don’t know what it is lately, but I’ve really been enjoying mysteries and thrillers. It helps that the ones I’ve read lately have been really good. A few years ago I read the first book in the Charlotte Holmes series, A Study in Charlotte. To finally be able to continue the series I decided to do a reread of the first book. So today I’m going to tell you about this book and what I thought.
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In October I was looking for a few “spooky” reads when I kept hearing about The Ex Hex. Just that title alone made me want to give the book a go. So of course, I sat down and read this one and actually finished it on Halloween. It took a little while, but today I want to tell you about The Ex Hex and what I thought. Keep on reading to find out more!
I have been loving the Wayward Children books by Seanan McGuire for years now and I’m very excited for every upcoming release. So of course I was ecstatic to receive an eARC of the newest release through Netgalley. The last book was a bit of a disappointment so I was a little bit hesitant but decided to read the book right away anyway. And today I want to talk about my thought on Where the Drowned Girls Go. So let’s jump in!
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Ever since I read The House in the Cerulean Sea I’ve been anxiously awaiting for Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune to release. Another stunning cover and a story that sounded like it would be emotional, but amazing. I recently finished reading this book and today I want to tell you about the book and what I thought. Keep on reading to find out more!
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When the days get shorter and colder I love curling up with a good book. Mysteries seem to be calling to me most lately, so when I had a chance to sign up to read and review Murder Most Actual I just couldn’t resist. The cover was stunning and the book sounded like something I’d love. So today I want to tell you about the book and what I thought!
A big thanks to the author and Valentine PR for providing me with an e-arc on Netgalley to read and review.
Contemporary books are always something I can’t resist, so it didn’t take me long to say yes to the blog tour for House Swap when the publisher emailed me. So today is my review of the book and before that I’ll tell you about this amazing story! Keep on reading to find out more!
When I was in Paris I finally finished some books again. And one of them was Ace of Spades. This was a highly anticipated release for me and I had it on my shelves for a while now. Like I said, I finished the book and now I want to tell you all about it.
Continue reading “Review | Ace of Spades – Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé”
Yes, I know it’s only the end of October, but I’m back with another review for a Christmas book. I love reading them and will be doing that more and more as we get closer to Christmas. Today I want to talk about A Mistletoe Miracle. This was a buddy read with The Artsy Reader who loves Christmas books as much as I do! Keep on reading to find out more about this book and what I thought!
Continue reading “Review| A Mistletoe Miracle – Emma Jackson”
It has been a while but I finally finished a book again! And an eARC at that! So today I finally have a review for you all again. The book I finished is The 22 Murders of Madison May, an adult sci-fi mystery. Not my usual genre but also not that far from what I like to read. The title is definitely what grabbed my attention first. Let’s see how I feel about the rest of the book!
Continue reading “Review | The 22 Murders of Madison May – Max Berry”
The last few months I’ve slowly started reading and enjoying thrillers more. It’s a new to me genre still, so when I saw a book club on Bookstagram I had to join. This month’s book is Rock Paper Scissors and I decided to listen to the audiobook before my vacation started. Today I want to tell you about this book and what I thought!
Continue reading “Review| Rock Paper Scissors – Alice Feeney”
