I have this on my tbr pile and I’m so excited to get to it – as you can see Liz absolutely loved it – here’s her review… This was a dream of a read for me, relatively short, different,… Read More ›
Month: March 2018
International Women’s Day- A celebration of me – a woman. :)
Today is international Women’s Day. It’s a day to celebrate women. I am one of those. I’m not a man. I’m not gender-neutral. I’m a woman. And I wouldn’t want it any other way. I am proud, sensitive and caring. … Read More ›
The Wicked Deep by Shea Ernshaw
A haunting tale of three sisters on a quest for revenge… Two centuries ago, in small, isolated Sparrow, three sisters were sentenced to death for witchery and drowned in the waters surrounding the town. Now, each summer, the sisters return,… Read More ›
Introvert Things: Pens
Originally posted on The INFJ PhD:
Staples for introverts, pens & post-its. Practically all introverts I know appreciate the gift of a good pen. Most have very specific favorites (having only one is difficult!), & they can tell you how…
The Liar’s Girl by Catherine Ryan Howard – a review by Liz Robinson
An absolutely cracking, and thrillingly creepy read. Ten years after her first boyfriend Will confessed to five murders in Dublin and was imprisoned, Alison is still keeping the past at arms length. After several copycat killings, the Garda ask her… Read More ›
Every Man a Menace by Patrick Hoffman – A review by Liz Robinson
Riveting, raw and gritty, this is a story that rockets around like a ball in pinball wizard’s championship run. Focusing on some of the players in a drug smuggling ring, this tale crosses oceans, and proves how cheap life can… Read More ›
The Dark Lake by Sarah Bailey – a review by Liz Robinson
Told over a period of three weeks, with forays into the past, this thrilling debut gathers tension into a knotted tangled ball, before hurling it sky high. Set in Australia, a teacher is found murdered in the town lake with… Read More ›
The Misper by Bea Davenport – A review by Liz Robinson
A tale for young adults about friendship, loyalty, and bullying, while a chilling twist of supernatural haunts the pages. Anna and Zoe are stuck with Kerry, she follows them around like a puppy dog. Kerry is always on the edge… Read More ›
Oliver Loving by Stefan Merrill Block – A review by Liz Robinson
Oh, what a truly beautiful read this is, though do prepare for your heart to ache, weep, and possibly even break. For the last ten years, Oliver Loving has been lying in a hospital bed, paralysed and non-communicative, is he… Read More ›
