The most intriguing aspect of Death in the Nile is how the reader is fooled into thinking the 'usual suspect' is not the murder. Readers are left giving selects the benefit of the doubt, as the murder begins to grow more complicated. The benefit of the doubt is a well crafted tool, in the hands... Continue Reading →

A true treasure, the Queens Rising by Rebecca Ross weaves a tale of a girl called Brienna whose story is relatable to many, an anxious, kind hearted but resilient girl who's about to graduate and find her way in the outside world. In addition, the queen's rising doesn't follow the typical 'girl defys the king'... Continue Reading →

Everyone knows 'Murder on the Orient Express' is Agatha Christie's most famous novel, but she has many underated masterpieces. One of which gives a fresh perspective on the story of a mysterious dinner party turned dangerous game, with unpredictable moves and players, as no player is willing to put all their 'cards on the table'.... Continue Reading →

For Sarah J Maas's first adult series 'Cresent City', readers are taken into a modern world, where humans and supernatural creatures coexist. This book exceeded all my expectations, the murder mystery theme mixed with fantasy and supernatural elements had me glued to every page. You never know what Sarah J Maas has planned in The... Continue Reading →