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I love Peter Swanson's work. He has written some amazing psychological thrillers like The Kind Worth Killing and Before She Knew Him. I also enjoyed Eight Perfect Murders, which felt like a homage to the greatest mystery writers. In this book, he writes about Abigail, who is engaged to a wealthy man. On her bachelorette party, she has a... Continue Reading →
Rating: 2/5 Stars An imposing isolated getaway spot high up in Swiss Alps, which used to be a sanatorium, an avalanche cutting it off from the outside world, a woman dies and another one goes missing in this atmospheric locked room type thriller. Sounds interesting right? But No. Though the book sets the stage well,... Continue Reading →
“ “Before we were conceived, we existed in part as an egg in our mother’s ovary. All the eggs a woman will ever carry form in her ovaries while she is a four-month-old fetus in the womb of her mother. This means our cellular life as an egg begins in the womb of our grandmother.... Continue Reading →
Rating : 3.5/5 This is my first read of 2021 ! Jane Harper has been one of my favorite authors recently. Her books are deeply atmospheric and character driven. I am not sure how she does it, but he takes you right to the place where the plot happens. On her latest book, she takes... Continue Reading →
The Runaway Children by Sandy Taylor The Runaway children is a beautiful tale about humanity, unconditional love and friendship. The story is set in world war II time period. Two sisters, Nell and Olive are sent away from London to country side as evacuees. Their mother and two brothers decide to stay in London in... Continue Reading →
The Silent Children (DI Robyn Carter book 4) - Carol Wyer The silent children is the fourth book in Robyn Carter series.With a complicated case and Robyn's personal struggles Carol Wyer takes us through a roller coaster ride with lots of twists along the way. One thing I noticed about her books are that she... Continue Reading →
Secrets of the dead ( DI Robyn Carter Book 2) by Carol Wyer This is the second installment in Robyn Carter series. After reading Little Girl lost, I was pretty exited to get to this one. Miles Ashbrook, the manager of Bromley Hall is found dead in the hotel sauna. Robyn's colleague DI shearer concludes... Continue Reading →
Memory Man by David Baldacci I was pretty excited to read a brand new series from one of my favorite authors David Baldacci. In this book, Baldacci introduces a man who remembers everything. By everything, I mean literally everything! After an injury during a football game, the hero (Amos Decker) “suffers” from a... Continue Reading →
