Review: A banquet of consequences by Elizabeth George
I have read and liked many books of the Inspector Lynley series.
Review: Siren by Jennifer Melzer
Carver disappears, then suddenly she is married to another (creepy) guy.
Review: Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
But then I had read like half of the book and suddenly I was hooked.
Review: Must love ghosts by Ani Gonzalez
There was just one thing which I found a little bit disturbing
Review: Chase the dark by Annette Marie
Her biggest dream is to become a consul. Why? We don’t know.
Review: Silk over Razor Blades by Ileandra Young
And why is she so obsessed with his peppermint breath?
Review: Mondo Bohemiano by Quentin J. Parker
I just didn’t get into the story, part because of the strange writing style, part because of the following things.
Review: Trading with death by Ann Girdharry
And while it does have a satisfying end, it leaves you hanging for more. In a good way.
Review: Owned by M. Never
I don’t think I eyerolled this hard at another book.
Review: Einstein’s Beach House by Jacob M Appel
Description: A couple adopts a depressed hedgehog; a stranger shows up, claiming to be the father of a girl’s imaginary friend; a woman kidnaps her ex-husband’s turtle; a family is evicted from their home, but was it ever really theirs? Heartbreaking and hilarious, the eight stories of Einstein’s Beach House […]
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