November 2018 BooksVsMoods

Last month's edition: October 2018 Books vs MoodsThe following are books that I liked of the ones I read last month, enough to recommend them in the appropriate mood I think would suit them the most. They are not in any particular order and the book covers do link back to the reviews, in case you missed…

Book Love by Debbie Tung

I was not as big a fan of the previous book by the author: Quiet Girl in a Noisy World only because the tone of it was a little heavy. This book on the other hand is what a mind reader would say if they had an opportunity to be around me in the situations highlighted…

In Her Shadow by Mark Edwards

Narrated by: Esther Wane I almost gave up on this book at exactly the halfway point. Not because the ambience was not creepy enough or the story twisted enough. I was starting to dislike one particular turn of the story that I was finding hard to process. I need not have worried , it was only…

Globalography: Our Interconnected World revealed in 50 Maps by Chris Fitch

I have not reviewed a book in the last few days so today I am going to try and pace my multiple reviews but will at least finish writing them by tonight. I got started with the last post and will be doing three more including this one. I received a copy of this via…

Roar by Cecelia Ahern

Quite a few of the books I tend to read and like, usually do have an independently intelligent woman running the show at some point.They do not get more feminist than that. I have had time in the last three years that I have not held an official position as a working woman to reflect on my…

Gemina (The Illuminae Files #2) by Amie Kaufman, Jay Kristoff

I have a few random ramblings to get off my chest, but I think I will reserve that for after I review this book which should not take too long.I do not have too much to say with regards to this particular volume but I will most probably get my loquaciousness back soon enough, maybe even by…

The Widow’s Watcher by Eliza Maxwell

Narrated by: Angela Dawe This was not the book I was expecting going in, the cover, the blurb and the name made me think of it as being a thriller. I did not read any other reviews or even look at the genre list accompanying it on Goodreads. I am not saying it was a bad…

Charity Girl by Georgette Heyer

I have reviewed a lot of Georgette Heyer's books: Fredrica The Foundling Black Sheep No Wind of Blame Envious Casca Duplicate Death Death in the Stocks Snowdrift and Other Stories The Talisman Ring Behold, Here’s Poison They Found Him Dead A Blunt Instrument The Grand Sophy Friday’s Child Cotillion Regency Buck The Reluctant Widow If…