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Review: The Only Survivors by Megan Miranda
Cassidy is one of seven. Seven survivors. She walked away, along with six others, from a tragedy that should have taken all their lives. Now, each year, they come together on the anniversary of that unspeakable event. For safety? For comfort? Read more
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Blog Tour & Spotlight: Far Out by Khaled Talib
Genre: ThrillerPublisher: Running Wild PressRelease: January 2024Number of Pages: 325ISBN: 978-1955062923 Synopsis: Hollywood movie star Goldie Saint Helen comes out of a coma after a car accident with an altered identity. She now believes she is a hippie detective living in the Sixties, hired to find a missing teenage girl who is about to end… Read more
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Review: A Small Affair by Flora Collins
Some books defy reviewing. A Small Affair is one of those books for me. It was a solid thriller read, with some terrific twists at the end. Yet I’m struggling to know what else I want to say. Read more
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Review: Tell Me I’m Worthless by Alison Rumfitt
Wow. Tell Me I’m Worthless is one of those books that hits HARD. Don’t read this book before bed because it’ll get to you. Ironically, it may just cause a nightmare or two, and justifiably so. Read more
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WOTN: City in the Middle of the Night by Charlie Jane Anders
Charlie Jane Anders has returned with a new novel, City in the Middle of the Night. This time, she’s taking a more science-fiction approach, bringing us to a new world, one full of plenty of dangers and dilemmas. Read more
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Short Story Saturday: Apocalypse Scenario #683: The Box by Mira Grant
If you’re looking for a quick read that will make you stop and think – Apocalypse Scenario #683: The Box is the short story for you. I almost wish I had read this when it first came out (2011), as I feel like it would have hit differently then, as opposed to now. Read more
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