A Dive into The New Neighbours: Intrigue, Frustration, and Reflection When I first stumbled upon The New Neighbours by Sarah Boland, I was immediately drawn to the title. There’s something inherently fascinating about new neighbors—how they blend into the fabric of our lives, how their stories intertwine with our own. This book promised an exploration …
Unraveling Secrets: A Review of The Wrong Sister by Claire McGowan There’s something irresistible about a mystery that intertwines family drama with a web of secrets, and The Wrong Sister by Claire McGowan certainly delivers on that front. As a lover of thrillers that dig deep into familial relationships, I found myself unable to resist …
Book Review: The Compound by Aisling Rawle From the moment I stumbled upon The Compound by Aisling Rawle, I was intrigued. The idea of a dystopian reality show set in a desolate desert felt like a haunting echo of our own world’s obsession with fame and spectacle. After devouring the pages, I can confidently say …
Captivating Connections: My Take on The Space Between Us by Doug Johnstone As a casual science fiction reader, I stumbled upon The Space Between Us by Doug Johnstone with a mixture of curiosity and apprehension. The premise—a trio of characters drawn together by an extraordinary event and their encounters with an alien creature—seemed as though …
Book Review: Everyone Is Lying to You by Jo Piazza As someone who frequently finds themselves scrolling through curated Instagram feeds, fascinated yet wary of influencer culture, Jo Piazza’s Everyone Is Lying to You struck a nerve. The title alone felt like a personal invitation to confront the disquieting truths lurking beneath our screens. Combining …
Book Review: Don’t Believe Her by Ms. Sanders You ever find yourself utterly entranced by an author, the kind where their mere name on the cover promises an exhilarating ride? Ms. Sanders has become one of my go-to popcorn thriller authors, and I was bubbling with anticipation when I dived into Don’t Believe Her. This …