Review: The Mine by John A. Heldt
I have a thing for time travelling: the possibilities, the danger of altering the past and therefore your own present…
Review: Me before You by Jojo Moyes
This book doesn’t go the easy way. It is very realistic and doesn’t skimp over the ‘yucky’ parts.
Review: Slate (Breaking the Declan Brothers) by Kelly Gendron
Don’t get me wrong, I liked the flashbacks to the characters’ childhood and how they fell in love.
Review: In the afterlight by Alexandra Bracken
The thing I noticed the most is, how… childlike the children are.
Review: Cherry blossom baseball by Jennifer Maruno
The war itself isn’t talked a lot of, but its shadow is shaping the lives of every person, which makes an interesting read.
Review: Weightless by Sarah Bannan
This book took me on an emotional… well, it hasn’t been a rollercoaster. It just went down, down, deeper down.
Review: Clean eating miracle – 52 chef habits – the quick reference guide by Gabi Rupp
Description: The easiest way to change your life and your health is with a process. The Miracle of Clean Eating will transform your life in just 5 minutes a day! The Quick Reference Guide is the digital shortcut that contains absolute everything to make clean eating habits stick. Rating: 5/5 […]
Review: Insider by Olivia Cunning
A romance book about metal musicians? I just had to read it. I have no regrets.
Taming me by Alexandrea Weis
Garret… gave me the creeps. Seriously.
Review: After Dark by James Leck
Description Fifteen-year-old slacker Charlie Harker is stuck in the sleepy town of Rolling Hills for the summer, helping his mom renovate his great-grandfather’s creaky old inn. It’s not entirely dull, thanks to Charlie’s new neighbor Miles Van Hellsing, who insists there’s paranormal activity happening in Rolling Hills. Charlie chalks it […]
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