I can't write books so I review them instead
This novel is completely out of my comfort zone. For one, the genre for this novel most closely resembles realistic fiction, and I don’t usually read novels from this genre. This novel is also very different for me as it deals with cinematography, which is something I am completely unfamiliar with. When I first picked…
I almost never read short stories or novellas. I just find them to be more of a teaser than an actual satisfying story. But after readingĀ Ink and Bone by Lisa Unger (check out my post a few days ago!), I knew that I had to give this trilogy of novellas a shot, especially since it…
I received this novel as an advanced copy from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. As usual, this book was advertised as being along the same vein as Gone Girl andĀ Girl on the Train; the former I loved and the latter I thought was just meh. Whenever I get these kinds of comparisons, I…
I’m the kind of person that doesn’t like traditional historical fiction novels. What I mean to say is that there comes a point when you get tired of reading about the same incident from the same perspective. Yes, whatever happened was sad and the pain that was inflicted upon people because of this event should…
A while ago, I had read the prequel to this novel, City of Stairs, which I thought was absolutely fantastic. However, it has taken me A LONG TIME to get to read this book. Why? Well, embarrassingly enough, I lost my review copy of this novel. Yes, I was careless enough to misplace the file…
I was given an advanced copy of the novel from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I have been soooo excited to write this review, especially because I really enjoyed reading this novel! I did not know beforehand that this novel is part of a series that star a reported called Jack Parlabane. However,…
This novel was given to me as an advanced copy from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I’m back to my usual genre of mysteries and thrillers. As usual, I found one with an irresistible premise and just had to give it a shot. Here is my review: Audrey Harte is a criminal psychologist…
One of my most favorite things in the whole wide world to read about and to watch are things involving time travel. I love watching Asian dramas (in any language) and anytime there is time travel involved in that show, you can be assured that I will be avidly watching it. That’s why when I…
The Trap was originally written in German and has since been translated into English by Imogen Taylor. When I first began this novel, I had no idea that this novel was written in German. However, as the story progressed, and more references to Munich came about, I started making connections. Either way, I went through…
I received this novel as an advanced copy from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I have a neighbour who loves conspiracy theories. Whenever he gets the chance, he talks to me about the latest conspiracy theory he has heard about. What’s more, he strongly believes in each one. At one point in time,…