A Heartfelt Return to Astreiant: My Review of Point of Hearts by Melissa Scott As a devoted fan of Melissa Scott’s Astreiant series, I felt a rush of excitement when I finally unwrapped Point of Hearts—the sixth installment that I had been eagerly anticipating since 2018. It was like rediscovering an old friend after a …
Review of Cry From The Grave (Book 1): An Utterly Gripping Crime Mystery (DI Harry Briscombe Mystery) by Carolyn Mahony As a book blogger, I am often drawn to titles that promise an emotional journey intertwined with thrilling suspense. That’s precisely what Carolyn Mahony delivers in Cry From The Grave. The moment I read the …
A Dive into Heartbreak: My Thoughts on Hey, Zoey by Dolores O’Shea From the moment I stumbled upon Hey, Zoey, I knew I was in for something unique. Dolores O’Shea’s ability to explore the depths of human emotion through the lens of a broken marriage and an AI companion captivated me instantly. It’s not often …
The Silent Patient: A Mesmerizing Dive into Silence and Secrets As soon as I heard murmurs about The Silent Patient, I felt an inexplicable pull to dive into its pages. The buzz around Alex Michaelides’ debut novel promised a rich psychological labyrinth, and I’ve always had a penchant for stories that dance on the edge …
Discovering the Richness of "Broken Fields" There are moments when a book seems to arrive just when you need it most. For me, that moment came with "Broken Fields," the latest installment in Marcie R. Rendon’s Cash Blackbear Mysteries series. Set against the vibrant tapestry of the 1970s Red River Valley in Minnesota, this book …
A World Without End: Reflections on "Le Monde sans fin" As I delved into "Le Monde sans fin," the latest graphic novel collaboration between Christophe Blain and Jean-Marc Jancovici, I couldn’t shake the feeling that this book was a poignant call to arms wrapped in vibrant illustrations. The subject matter—climate change and our collective responsibility …