I’d not heard of We Begin at the End before I bought it. I bought it because it was £2 on Amazon. But wow – it blew me away and it may well be the best £2 I’ve ever spent on anything ever. Read on to find out why. We […]
Category: Mystery
Book Review: Orphan X by Gregg Hurwitz
Orphan X is the first book in the Orphan X series featuring Evan Smoak, also known as the Nowhere Man. It’s an action thriller featuring a man spoken only in whispers with a very high-level set of skills called upon by those in the most desperate circumstances looking for his […]
Book review: Along Came a Spider by James Patterson
Along Came a Spider is the first crime/action thriller in the critically and commercially acclaimed Alex Cross series. If you’re a fan of crime fiction or action books, you’ve likely heard of James Patterson and you’ve also likely heard of Alex Cross. Please note that the article contains affiliate links. […]
Book review: Piranesi by Susanna Clarke
Piranesi is a fantasy book that has you guessing throughout. Piranesi, though he’s sure that’s not his name, lives in a large house with many corridors and rooms with walls lined with thousands of statues. There is only one other person in this house: The Other. Please note that this […]
Book Review: Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell
Lisa Jewell is a bug author among the online bookish community and Then She Was Gone is considered one of her bigger stories so I felt it was a must for me to pick it up. I’m impressed and very ready to tell you why. Please note that this article […]
Book Review: One Of Us Is Lying by Karen M McManus
A couple of years ago I picked up One Of Us Is Lying but for some reason or another ended up DNFing it. I’ve picked it up again though however and managed to plough through and I must say I have mixed feelings about it. Please note that this article […]
Book Review: The Man Who Died Twice by Richard Osman
The sequel to the record-breaking The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman is now out. The Man Who Died Twice brings back all of our favourite characters with their wit, intelligence and dry sense of humour and introduces us to some new characters, expanding on this utterly enjoyable fictional world […]
Book Review: The Lions of Lucerne by Brad Thor
There are a lot of action thrillers out on the market – therefore it takes a lot for one to stick out from the others. The Lions of Lucerne by Brad Thor came out In 2002 before the huge influx and the resulting series has gone on to be one […]
Book Review: Killing Floor by Lee Child
Killing Floor is the first book in the incredibly well-sold Jack Reacher series by Lee Child. It begins the journey of Reacher as an ex-military policeman who coasts around the world helping people who ask for his aid along the way. Killing Floor was one of the first action books […]
Book Review: The Retreat by Mark Edwards
Mark Edwards is an author I found through Kindle Unlimited; I subscribed for three free months and decided on this book as I was in the mood for a sort of “cabin in the woods” sort of theme. When I read the blurb that this book was about a man […]