When people try to destroy someone’s reputation, they have an arsenal of outdated mindsets, prejudiced followers, media leaks and a burning rage to help them immorally, mentally and even physically attack someone. There’s an additional element faced to those in the public eye, that James knows all too well in Benjamin Dean’s predecessor to How... Continue Reading →
Doomed Soulmates: Our Infinite Fates sees two soulmates stuck in an endless tale of love, destined to love and kill each other across reincarnations
A mythical passionate notion that two soulmates will meet in every life time; no matter the century or decade, gender identity, sexuality, dreams, hopes or fears, lead itself to a tale of epic romance. For Evelyn and Arden, they are fated to always find and love each other in every reincarnation. Our soulmates, however, are... Continue Reading →
Review: The Life of a Showgirl: A decades spanning celebration of the eras, stage and behind the curtain of being the music industry
A theatrical glamorous return to the upbeat, tongue in cheek, and love fuelled Taylor; that remains as bold, uniquely and lyricism expressive, whilst also highlighting the dark and daring side of show business. Taylor Swift reveals all the sides - the glitz, the underworld, the mind vs heart and her professional and musical achievements, decades... Continue Reading →
One week to live. One week to find her killer. Not Quite Dead Yet is a blood pumping heart thumping adult debut of haunting murder, bittersweet lessons and dark secrets
What would you do with the last week of your life? If you knew your death was caused by murder? Jett Mason decides to use her remaining days to solve her own murder, and go out on her own terms in Holly Jackoson’s hauntingly brutal, bittersweet and thrilling adult debut, Not Quite Dead Yet. In... Continue Reading →
An Eclipse of Mind and Shadows: The Dark That Hides Us is a magnificent mind blowing and life changing sequel of battling your own mind, blinding love, found family and the allure of darkness
In an eclipsed, the world is drowned in haunting shadows until the waterfalls of light return; much like the light of Alexis and his mental and elemental lives, both colliding at a great sacrifice to himself. The moments of a star (the sun over Stonehenge) shrouded in darkness, during an eclipse, can see the return... Continue Reading →
Breaking News! Hollywood turns blood red: How to Die Famous is a red carpet mystery of double lives, murder and exploitation.
Sometimes, all that glitters is rather deadly. Young people are forced to ‘glitter’ according to others expectations, forced to keep anything ‘gold’ or real, hidden out of fear of what those with power will do to them, or how they’ll be exploited further, as their will is mended to their will and take advantage of,... Continue Reading →
He’s undercover. She’s underestimated: Close Protection is a forbidden forced proximity romance full of love, espionage and thrills.
Close proximity. Close Promises. Close protection. A thrilling romance, full of undercover espionage; family horrors, and reserved hearts, kisses the page, as an undercover spy turned bodyguard and sweet natured heiress are forced to live together, after her family is sabotaged, unearthing a deeper plot, in Eden Victoria’s debut novel, Close Protection. If there’s one... Continue Reading →
The Raven who strikes the flames: Sunrise on the Reaping is the missing puzzle piece to the haunted ashes of the early sunrises of Haymitch’s life, and proof that books are indeed political
*This review contains spoilers * When Lenore Dove tells Haymitch, that she’s like to be a Raven, she becomes her namesake dove in the sky, whilst Haymitch becomes the Raven. Raven are stronger bigger birds with ash black feathers, with a rugged quality on its feather and high levels of intelligence and survivalist instincts. Not... Continue Reading →
What is Stronger? The hopeful fighting spirit of a Mockingjay or the slowly corrupting poison of the Snake?: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is the answer to a mystery and a window into the rise of a Villian.
The Villian. The dictator. The grim reaper. The poisonous snake. All labels that can be attributed to President Snow. A silver haired murderer, cascading nothing of his venomous nature or the blood on his roses; except for his history with District 12, and life as an improvised orphan of the Capitol. Before he transformed into... Continue Reading →
In threats, poison and sabotage: ‘Til Death is an invitation to a once joyous turning sinister wedding of old flames, family betrayal and sinister stalkers
The once romantic notion of vowing to love someone ‘til death do you part’ at a wedding, takes on a more sinister tone in Busayo Matuluko’s page gripping and thrilling debut novel, ‘Til Death. A mystery thriller filled with attempted murders, dysfunctional families and turbulently true love. Budding private investigator Laura must wrestle with all... Continue Reading →
the girl and the city of books 