Review: Siren by Jennifer Melzer
Carver disappears, then suddenly she is married to another (creepy) guy.
Award: Sisterhood/Siblinghood of the World Bloggers
I was nominated by two wonderful bloggers in September: El from Just Love and Jane from Greenish Bookshelf. Thanks so much, you two! Please take a look at both blogs, you won’t regret it. Or maybe you will, because thanks to their reviews and suggestions your tbr pile will grow […]
Review: Resurfaced by Leslie Lee Sanders
There isn’t happening much, but the depressing atmosphere really gets to you.
Top 3 Author Duos who have to write a book together
At first I thought this week’s theme would be a matter of a few minutes. But then it took me far more time.
Review: The Finer Points of Thievery by Nicole Wilkinson
I didn’t get the relationship between the characters as well. It’s like boom! Lust! Sex! More sex!
Review: Accidental Killer by Tong Zhang
Of course it’s one of her friends, but that doesn’t mean the FBI and her work hand in hand?
Discussion: Should authors stay in one genre or should they branch out?
There are a few authors I try to buy every book from.
Ten Books I quit or struggled not to dnf
I want to focus on book I haven’t written about before, so my most recent dnfs won’t be featured – since you know I have quit them.
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
The Queer Bookish 