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The Belle Hotel, Craig Melvin: Book Review

Although not my usual type of read, The Belle Hotel by Craig Melvin did not disappoint with its heart-warming, roller coaster story. I...

I have never read a book like Home by Amanda Berriman. It’s pure, captivating, heart-rending but providing an important message with an...

This book really has me in a stump. I loved hating the characters and the message, but there were just a few things which didn’t sit right with...

The Guilty Party by Mel McGrath is by all means, my definition of a psychological thriller at its finest. Laced with manipulation and secrets,...

Now, I thought I loved historical fiction, but The Blameless Dead by Gary Haynes incorporates an era I find very interesting, a little bit of...

Get ready for a book with lots of depth, mixed with literature and incredible writing. Let me introduce you to The Last Words of Madeleine...

Get ready for Killing State by Judith O’Reilly– an addictive read and one that feels all too real... The plot: What if the person you’re ordered...

Mystery, suspense and historical fiction from the Second World War? Sign yourself up for an amazing and well-told story by Kjell Ola Dahl, The...

I’ve never used the word ‘masterpiece’ in a review before, but Unlawful Things by Anna Sayburn Lane deserves it. The plot: A hidden masterpiece....