RETURN ONCE MORE – REVIEW AND GIVEAWAY!! I have such a soft spot for the Young Adult genre.. However I find YA is also a genre that can go very wrong and when the concept isn’t pulled off, it can be a total disaster! I tend to be quite picky with my YA reads. When Read more…
Ahhh psychological thrillers… My favourite of all genres!! I liked this new psychological thriller from Frank Freudberg. It was well written and engaging. Lock Gilkenney is a passionate child advocate. He works for the department of child services and responds to an anonymous complaint. When he gets there to investigate Read more…
This is my first Tess Gerritsen book. I know right? I’m a crime and thriller fan, AND a nurse… I should have read all the Rizzole and Isles by now!?? Well I never intended to, but having read this one I am inclined to give all of her books a Read more…
I enjoyed this time travel romance. I have a high expectation for time travel books as so often they can so often be done poorly. This one was delightful. Joel is on a road trip with a friend in the year 2000 when he stumbles across an abandoned mine. It Read more…
Well… That was an epic book! Perhaps not the smartest book to listen to on audio just because it was MAMMOTH, and it took me a good few weeks to listen to it. I love a good fantasy book and Rothfuss has written the first of what is already an Read more…
I couldn’t help but be somewhat disappointed with this book. I had heard such wonderful things about it and a lot of my friends have given it a minimum of 4 stars. I just didn’t feel all the LOVE. There are a few things going on at once in this Read more…
Glad to have found another Aussie book by an Aussie author to add to the list! I have been extremely unpatriotic through my life and have avoided Australian books. Only recently am I beginning to hugely regret this, as I have found some incredible books. I have wasted a lot Read more…
The Right Wrong Thing is an extremely interesting and entertaining thriller told from a very different perspective. The story is told through the eyes of Dr Dot Meyerhoff, a psychological consultant with the police department. After recommending that Randy Spelling is psychologically fit to begin working as a police officer, Read more…