The Lost World by Arthur Conan Doyle

Narrated by: Glen McCready In my quest for listening to the most varied books that having a Kindle unlimited account gives me access to, I have been queuing up amazon 'classics' as one of the ten that rotate through my queue. The narration was absolutely great and I think it was just this that brought the…

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Do You Dream of Terra-Two? by Temi Oh

The biggest disservice to reading the book would be to go in expecting a completely science fiction setup: space travel, aliens etc.  I am not denying that the science fiction part does exist but it is but a background for intense character analysis. I did not remember much of the blurb when I started reading…

Dark Matter by Blake Crouch

This book was everywhere the past year or two. It did release in 2016 but seems to have an online presence at some point or the other every following year. I guess this year I am contributing to that! I was interested in the book because I read the Wayward Pines (also by this author)books…

Here and Now and Then by Mike Chen

As I work my steady way through all the releases for this month, I have reached the second last one which I intend to beat the release date of. The edition that I got access via NetGalley is set to release on 29th of this month. I am glad I got an opportunity to read…

The Psychology of Time Travel by Kate Mascarenhas

As I sit here and ponder over how best to put forward my thoughts in appropriate review fashion, I feel a lot like I felt as I wrote the Review of The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton. I think I might have been clear enough in that so I shall use that as…

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…

Battlestar Suburbia by Chris McCrudden

This is an interesting book to review. It is a book based in the future where the machines are overlords but not in the way that current trends fear. They have a mind of their own but they also have the matching flaws that go with power. It was not an easy read I have…

Illuminae (The Illuminae Files #1) by Amie Kaufman, Jay Kristoff

I know it has been a while since my last review post ( I am not including the post I just published before starting on this one) and the only posts I managed to get out, that I was reasonably happy with were, as always the compilation posts (mostly because it beats having to choose…