Book Review: My Cousin Rachel
My first and only experience with Daphne Du Maurier’s work is Rebecca, which I utterly loved and enjoyed, so part of the reason I wanted to read My Cousin...
My first and only experience with Daphne Du Maurier’s work is Rebecca, which I utterly loved and enjoyed, so part of the reason I wanted to read My Cousin...
I’ve turned into a big Lisa Jewell fan, and Invisible Girl didn’t disappoint. She continues to write thrillers that present a new angle and offer tw...
As someone who prefers thrillers to all other genres, I know I was one of the last bookworms to read this one. I’m both intrigued and skeptical of instant...
Science fiction always pushes my brain to its limit, and sometimes, if a book is too much, I have to put it down. I didn’t used to do this. Not finishing ...
I picked up The Shadows by Alex North with no hesitation because I loved, loved, loved Whisper Man. It begins promising, and it held my attention, but I’m...
This is the second in what I hope becomes a long series in which Anthony Horowitz, the author, writes himself into the narrative. His first work like this, The ...