I've missed Jennifer Lynn Barnes' writing. We got off to a rocky start with her paranormal books, but as soon as she switched to writing mystery and thriller books I knew that she was going to be an author that I love. ...
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Book Review: The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
Book Review: Harrow Lake by Kat Ellis
First of all, look at that cover. Is that not the creepiest thing to look at late at night?? I'm glad I read this on my Kindle to be honest. I've been trying to read more horror books lately, and so when I saw that Harrow Lake was up on NetGalley I swept it up. I have to say, the atmosphere of ...
Review: The Fountains of Silence by Ruta Sepetys
I am a massive fan of Sepetys’ work, and I have been ever since I read Between Shades of Gray when it first came out. I find her writing to be very emotional, so it was a shame when The Fountains of Silence managed to drag on for me and didn’t evoke many emotions at all. My main issue with The ...
All These Beautiful Strangers by Elizabeth Klehfoth
All These Beautiful Strangers was a lot more thrilling than I was expecting! For a YA thriller, it reads fairly mature, and I would say that there's a good amount of crossover for the target audience. The story alternates between the present day (told from the teenage Charlie's point of view) and ...
One Of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus
One of Us is Lying is a fast paced thriller that is perfect for your holiday reading! It completely hooked me, and I read it in two sittings (I was forced to take a break, meh) because I just couldn't wait to find out what had happened to Simon. I was pleasantly surprised by the ending as well, ...
On the Road by Jack Kerouac
God, this book was a pile of shite. Even for me, who really only decided on On the Road for my American Classic because of Supernatural and the fact that Dean Winchester was based loosely on the character of Dean Moriarty. Even with little to no expectations going in, this book was terrible. ...
