YA book review · Young Adult

Hide with Me by Sorboni Banerjee

Recently released in November 2018 by Razorbill, Hide With Me, a debut novel by Sorboni Banerjee, is a captivating YA thrill ride which I could hardly put down once I had started. Clearly I'm not a young adult, and I would recommend this for both teens and adults. This book has a bit of everything it… Continue reading Hide with Me by Sorboni Banerjee

YA book review · Young Adult · Young Adult Fiction Giveaway

Starr Fall by Kim Briggs (Book Review & Giveaway)

As a thank-you to readers, author Kim Briggs, has generously donated a copy of Starr Fall to giveaway to one lucky person. To be entered in the giveaway, please leave a comment on this post by Friday, March 24th, 2017. Winner will be notified by email. ***** Preparing to take an entrance test for the… Continue reading Starr Fall by Kim Briggs (Book Review & Giveaway)

Adult Fiction book review

The Zookeeper’s Wife by Diane Ackerman

After having seen the book-to-movie film preview for this novel, I purchased a copy, thinking it would be like so many of the historical fiction novels of WWII that I've read and enjoyed. Though it was very different, I still enjoyed it very much. It took me quite a bit longer to read it than others, but… Continue reading The Zookeeper’s Wife by Diane Ackerman

Adult Fiction book review

I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh

I Let You Go will be published by Penguin Group on May 3, 2016. Oh my goodness - this book is a roller-coaster ride! This book has it all - part police procedural, mystery, love story, and family drama. There are two story lines, both starting out with a tragic hit & run accident, killing… Continue reading I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh

Adult Fiction book review

One Step Too Far by Tina Seskis

I loved this psychological thriller. It was packed full of suspense and kept me guessing until the end. The reader can't help but feel for the main character, despite her many flaws and turns in the wrong direction. Often compared to Gone Girl, the book does have some similarity, but I felt it was much… Continue reading One Step Too Far by Tina Seskis