I have read one other book by this author and reviewed it: here Psychological/horror drama is not that high on my to-read list, but this author's previous work (that I read) was quite satisfying. This is what had me interested in picking this up in the first place.It is hard not to compare, and I… Continue reading The Room in the Attic by Louis Douglas
Category: Thriller
You’ll Be the Death of Me by Karen M. McManus
Book is still available to request on NetGalley There are some books that, when you dissect and think about later (as in before writing of its review), you feel like the content was not that special. However, the reading experience was just right for the size and type of narrative. This is one such book.I… Continue reading You’ll Be the Death of Me by Karen M. McManus
The Letter Keeper (Murphy Shepherd #2) by Charles Martin
I read and reviewed the first book of the series: here I wrote quite a convoluted review for the first in the series. On rereading it, before starting this review, I was surprised at the depth to which I appreciated the content.The second is different but in some ways better than the previous one. The… Continue reading The Letter Keeper (Murphy Shepherd #2) by Charles Martin
The Auction by Tom Galvin
This is a dystopia that does not read like one. I want to begin the review by stating why I am rating it the way I am. I found the book sluggish to get through. By the time I finished, I really enjoyed the experience, but I think it could have been shorter. I would… Continue reading The Auction by Tom Galvin
The Chalk Man by C.J. Tudor
It was all over the blogosphere when it first came out. When I saw it at my library, I realised I could give in to the hype and finally check it out.Eddie and his friends are all people who have remained in their hometowns for varying reasons. The one thing they do not talk about… Continue reading The Chalk Man by C.J. Tudor
Hostage by Clare Mackintosh
I have read one other book by the author and liked her style and the twists in particular. When I saw a new book coming out, I wanted to give it a shot. I read it in few sittings have a few takeaways that I will not completely elaborate on in order to ensure other… Continue reading Hostage by Clare Mackintosh
Games People play , So It Began by Owen Mullen
Sometimes when I am trigger happy, I end up accumulating too many of an author's books without having confirmed my affinity to the writing!This is exactly what happened with this author. I requested and was granted access to four books from three different series. I thought I would start with the one in which I… Continue reading Games People play , So It Began by Owen Mullen
The Milan Contract by Stephen Franks
The book is still up for requesting on NetGalley When the story began, I was mildly confused. The author plays that confusion well and builds up the situations to make us doubt ourselves. We are alternatively shown the unfolding events in real-time as well as the histories of the people involved at all stages. This… Continue reading The Milan Contract by Stephen Franks