A Few Right Thinking Men (Rowland Sinclair #1) by Sulari Gentill

I randomly read the book: Gentlemen Formerly Dressed (Rowland Sinclair #5) and enjoyed the concept. It is rare that I pick up a country and a time and social complications that I did not encounter in any earlier books. Rare mostly because I tend to stick to known people and places. When I saw the first book…

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Darkwood (The Darkwood Series) by Gabby Hutchinson Crouch

We have been travelling for exactly a week now, although it feels like longer! (in a good way). It is quite surprising to see how convenient being vegan/ vegetarian has become for the most part of the places we visited in Europe. Even if in some cases there weren't a variety of options, there were…

S.T.A.G.S (S.T.A.G.S #1) by M.A. Bennett

I saw this book on a random pass past the YA shelf (I was actually just taking my copy of The Raven King (The Raven Cycle #4) by Maggie Stiefvater) and realised I had seen this book reviewed extensively when it first came out. I did not remember much about the reviews but decided to give…

The Winemaker’s Secret (Starlight Cove #2) by Cynthia Ellingsen

Narrator: Kate Rudd This is my review of the last book in the starlight cove series: The Lighthouse Keeper . On reading that review I realised that for once, I really accurately depicted what I thought of the book. It is a pretty nice review if I do say so myself(I have to! because I did actually…

The Raven King (The Raven Cycle #4) by Maggie Stiefvater

The series is now over! The writing won me over in the finale, but the third book remains my favourite. I reviewed the rest of the books of the series here:    This was a pretty interesting book with an ending that seemed obvious. The narration to that expected end is what makes the story…

A Boy Made of Blocks by Keith Stuart

I read this book in one evening. I slept at 2 AM just so that I could see the happy ending through my tears. I even showed my husband (yes, I continue to use him as a guinea pig to gauge my emotional reactions with an uninterested party) 'the' scene before the last chapter and…

I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh

I have not read such a satisfying thriller in a long time. There is something perfect about the formula of the case itself. We are lulled into a particular frame of mind, bombarded with all the daily workings of a busy police group and then out of nowhere( but with enough breadcrumbs on the way),…

Perfectly Good Crime (Kate Bradley Mystery #2) by Dete Meserve

Narrator:  Sarah Naughton When I downloaded this into my KU queue, I noticed that the first book was now a NetFlix movie and the book itself was not as highly rated as the second one. This meant I could take the easy way out and watch one. I do not do this sort of this…