The Writer: An Engaging Dive into the World of Words When I first picked up "The Writer" by James Patterson and co-author J.D. Barker, I didn’t quite know what to expect. Recent nostalgia from my Facebook memories had me reflecting on my past review of David Ellis’ "Unsolved." I had boldly questioned whether a second …
The Man Made of Smoke: A Haunting Journey Through Shadows and Regret When I first picked up The Man Made of Smoke by Alex North, I felt a familiar twinge of anticipation—his name has become synonymous with stories that linger, filled with a potent mix of dread and introspection. North has a unique talent for …
Review of Tell Me What You Did by Carter Wilson When I first stumbled upon Tell Me What You Did, there was something undeniably intriguing about the premise—a true crime podcast host uncovering dark secrets and hidden identities. I’ve been fascinated by true crime stories ever since binge-watching the latest documentary hits, but this time, …
A Journey Through Time and Emotion: A Review of The Third Rule of Time Travel When I first heard about The Third Rule of Time Travel by Philip Fracassi, I was both intrigued and apprehensive. As someone who often navigates the tangled web of time travel narratives, I found Fracassi’s shift from horror to science …
The Fury: An Unforgettable Dive into Chaos and Emotion From the moment I heard that Alex Michaelides was back with a new novel, I felt a flutter of excitement that only comes when a favorite author releases something fresh. Having previously devoured "The Silent Patient" and "The Maidens," I was both thrilled and a tad …