I had high hopes for Summer Island after reading Kristin Hannah’s more recent books, such as The Women. It’s one of her earlier books, and even...
This review may contain some spoilers. I wasn’t ready for this book. I thought I was going to read a strange story about a chef with...
About the Book: Recently arrived refugee Sabera Ahmadi was last seen exiting work three weeks ago. Her older, domineering husband Isaad seems unconcerned. Local police have...
I had high hopes for The Favourite. Amazing Grace Adams, Fran Littlewood’s first book, really stood out to me. It was sharp, funny, and made me...
Mrs. Spy didn’t grab me right away, but it’s a swinging sixties spy story with heart, humour, and a heroine you can root for. I went...
When I finished Joanna Miller’s The Eights, I was just sitting there with a mix of admiration and mild annoyance. This historical novel takes place at...
I finished Don’t Let Him In in a single day, and I’m still reeling. Lisa Jewell has once again delivered a dark, twisty thriller that burrows...
Plot Summary This one had me scrambling through pages like a woman possessed—ironic, really, given our protagonist Jet Mason is trying to solve her own murder...
Storie-oorsig ’n Aardbewing in die myndorp, Welkom, ruk ’n skoolgebou tot ineenstorting. Onder die puin is drie tieners – Ankia, Gustav en Lebo – vasgekeer, vasgehou...
A Sliding Doors Masterclass on Identity and Inheritance I finished The Names in just a few days, and let me tell you, it’s a novel that...
