❤️ Happy Valentine's Day!! ❤️ A missing child trope written by K. L. Slater, you betcha I was going to be right there at the forefront reading this. This became one of my midnight reads as the intrigue and the secrets of the past demanded my complete attention. Walking from home could be a peril, … Continue reading Book Review – Finding Grace by K L Slater @bookouture #BookBlogger #AmReading
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Book Review – Wake Up by Brooke de Lira #BookBlogger #AmReading
Forgotten memories, death of a sibling, travel between wakefulness and sleep, search for the truth form the premise of this thriller Lucid dreaming is a topic I have always been fascinated about, and this book weaves this in an enthralling story about a sister who has forgotten the death of her brother... The memories are … Continue reading Book Review – Wake Up by Brooke de Lira #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – The Wedding Guest by Jonathan Kellerman #BookBlogger #AmReading
This book gave me a serious case of nostalgia... I started reading Jonathan Kellerman from the very beginning, and this is his 34th book. So I have been reading his stories with Alex Delaware and Milo Sturgis all through my life. The Characters Alex Delaware was a child psychologist, and Milo Sturgis a gay detective … Continue reading Book Review – The Wedding Guest by Jonathan Kellerman #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – Sacrificial Souls by Dusty Crabtree #BookBlogger #AmReading
Iris is back, more powerful and more confident about her powers. Her gang of boyfriend Patrick, friends Lexi, Kyra, Angela, and teacher/angel Gregory all help to fight these dark shadows off people, in different ways. The book by Dusty Crabtree is based on good VS evil. Where Gregory is the angel, Donovan plays the evil … Continue reading Book Review – Sacrificial Souls by Dusty Crabtree #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – In Safe Hands by J. P. Carter #BookBlogger #AmReading
I am blocked for words hence only 3 come to mind Gripping!! Compelling!! Unputdownable!! I read this book with my heart in my mouth, the premise was so scary. A normal bright morning, routine day at the nursery in London till 3 men in guns kidnap 9 children... And that means pure darkness for their … Continue reading Book Review – In Safe Hands by J. P. Carter #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – The Couple On Cedar Close by Anna-Lou Weatherley #BookBlogger #AmReading
I may be twisted, I may be turned Let me talk about the emotions churned I may be twisted, I may be turned Let me tell you the scenes savored... Murder and stabbing Acid and gagging Face in bag gasping Infant left starving... The book has these enlist I was in literary bliss The police … Continue reading Book Review – The Couple On Cedar Close by Anna-Lou Weatherley #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – My Name is Anna by Lizzy Barber #BookBlogger #AmReading
This book had all the makings of a thriller which caused the heart to beat at a strange rhythm especially when I knew that things were reaching a point where secrets had to be revealed. A child Emily kidnapped from a ride in a theme park on a vacation to Florida, 15 years ahead, the … Continue reading Book Review – My Name is Anna by Lizzy Barber #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – The Storm Girl’s Secret by Ceri Lowe #BookBlogger #AmReading
Ceri Lowe has come up with a rocking action-filled finish to the series set in a dystopian world. The last in the Paradigm Trilogy, this book needs to be read in order. This book started where the previous one left off with Alice being awakened by Carter after 80 years and finding that her adopted … Continue reading Book Review – The Storm Girl’s Secret by Ceri Lowe #BookBlogger #AmReading
Finders Keepers by K. T. Finch
My review A big bag of money + a dead girl + a man in debt = moral dilemma This is the cornerstone of this book, Noah finds a big bag loaded with money, in the car of a dead girl, takes the money, does not report to the police and the story continues with … Continue reading Finders Keepers by K. T. Finch
Guilt by Amanda Robson
My review I delved into this book thinking it to be a thriller which would remain with me for days. The premise of the book was chilling; 2 sisters, twins, one dead, killed by her own sister. How, when, why? As usual, it is always a man who is the trigger, but in this, he … Continue reading Guilt by Amanda Robson
The Last Thing I Saw by Alex Sinclair
My review I enjoyed this book. I went with the flow of the story without thinking too much about the plot line. I just wanted to get to the finish line to know the real truth of what happened that night at the park which landed Emma in a mental facility. Alex Sinclair has done … Continue reading The Last Thing I Saw by Alex Sinclair
The Choice by Jake Cross
My review I chose this book because of 2 reasons The book was published by Bookouture who usually come up with great novels. Secondly, the premise of the books sounded thrilling. I wanted something to break the humdrum of life and I thought this was it!! But woe befell me before I could get to … Continue reading The Choice by Jake Cross
Damselfly by Chandra Prasad
My review Ten teenagers on a plane, returning back home, along with an one-eyed pilot — The plane suddenly crashed, the pilot dead, the kids scattered but soon found themselves but with no mode of contact with the outside world. And then there were eight on a island somewhere in the middle of the Pacific … Continue reading Damselfly by Chandra Prasad
Little liar by Clare Boyd
My review Reading the initial bits gave me such a huge adrenaline kick that I was like a book junkie wanting to be stuck to the book. And Clare Boyd didn't disappoint me. Oh man, she took me on a rollercoaster ride. I generally can't tolerate rides, but this one, I didn't want to get … Continue reading Little liar by Clare Boyd
Keep Her Safe by Richard Parker
My review This book was everything it promised me and something more, which it never warned me about. The book said it would be a fast-paced, gripping, roller coaster ride and I agree. It took me on a bumpy ride which I am still recovering from. And it promised me a psychological thriller, but gave … Continue reading Keep Her Safe by Richard Parker
White Silence by Jodi Taylor
My review I got fed up of dealing with the horror in my life so I decided to try fictional horror. White Silence is classified as a twisty supernatural thriller and the blurb sounded great enough for me to pick it up. The book started well with the main character Elizabeth seeing aura and colors … Continue reading White Silence by Jodi Taylor
The surrogate by Louise Jensen
My review When the title of the book is the surrogate, there is a natural curiosity to pick up this book. When the book is by Louise Jensen, the curiosity becomes a need to read the book. The story is simple Kat and Nick cannot have a child of their own, rather Kat cannot conceive. … Continue reading The surrogate by Louise Jensen
Bring her Home by David Bell
My review The story starts with the father, Bill Price, entering the emergency room of the hospital, in search of his daughter, Summer who has been found brutally beaten, head to toe, to an inch of her life in the park, along with her best friend Haley, who is dead. Bill is in a state … Continue reading Bring her Home by David Bell
Environmentally friendly by Elias Zanbaka
My review Imagine being thrust in the middle of a movie where there is active pursuit happening... Just close your eyes and imagine... The scene is thus Sergeant Schaefer, running after his target who has a makeshift flamethrower and a chainsaw, suddenly finds his body in flames. To stop from getting fully burnt, he dives … Continue reading Environmentally friendly by Elias Zanbaka
