Migrations by Charlotte McConaghy: Deep literary thriller
Migrations (aka The Last Migration) is Charlotte McConaghy’s breakout worldwide bestselling and deeply moving eco-aware literary thriller. Read my full review.
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Water Moon by Samantha Sotto Yambao: Captivating beauty
Water Moon by Samantha Sotto Yambao is a captivatingly beautiful and memorably romantic mystery fantasy adventure novel. Read my review.
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Floreana by Midge Raymond, Review: Wildlife infused drama
Floreana by Midge Raymond is a wildlife-conservation infused historical drama exploring challenging topics inspired by real events. Read my review.
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Nita Prose’ Mistletoe Mystery & Tessa Bailey’s Wreck the Halls
Nita Prose’ The Mistletoe Mystery novel (Molly the Maid #2.5) and Tessa Bailey’s Wreck the Halls are distinctly different Christmas-themed romances. Read our reviews.
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Not In My Book by Katie Holt, Audiobook Review: Fire & spice
Not In My Book is Katie Holt’s hot and spicy debut enemies-to-lovers romance novel. I review the unabridged audiobook narrated by Frankie Corzo.
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No One Will Know by Rose Carlyle, Review: A real twister
Rose Carlyle’s No One Will Know has a lot more twists than your average domestic mystery suspense thriller. Read about what did and did not work for me.
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Nina Kenwood’s The Wedding Forecast, Review: Hilarious heart
The Wedding Forecast, Nina Kenwood’s first romantic comedy novel for adults, is an hilarious page-turner and perfect weekend read. Read my full review
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Mark Lawrence’s The Book That Broke the World, Review: Epic
The Book That Broke The World is the second thrilling title in Mark Lawrence’s captivating fantasy adventure trilogy, The Library. Read my full review.
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Secrets of Rose Briar Hall by Kelsey James: Vivid & engaging
Secrets of Rose Briar Hall by Kelsey James is a vividly depicted historical gothic suspense novel filled with engaging twists and turns. Read my full review.
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Just One Taste by Lizzy Dent, Review: Spicy foodie romance
Just One Taste by Lizzy Dent is a fun, escapist Italian food romance adventure with a generous helping of sizzle and spice. Read my full review.
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Kate Quinn’s The Briar Club, Review: Gutsy historical drama
The Briar Club is bestselling author Kate Quinn’s gutsy drama and suspense-filled new historical fiction novel featuring strong female characters.
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Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers by Jesse Sutanto: Audiobook
Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers by Jesse Sutanto is a charming crime caper with humour that comes with depth and heart. Read my audiobook review.
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Shari Low’s One Long Weekend: Charming mature women’s fiction
One Long Weekend is another charming read and heartwarming drama from bestselling women’s fiction author Shari Low. Read my review.
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Leigh Bardugo’s The Familiar, Review: Magically compelling
The Familiar is Leigh Bardugo’s gritty yet magically compelling historical fiction filled with romantic suspense set in the Spanish Golden Age. Read my review.
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Maame by Jessica George: Emotionally charged debut novel
Maame, Jessica George’s compelling debut has garnered much attention from book clubs. But is it really as funny as marketed? Read my full review.
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How To Solve Your Own Murder: Kristen Perrin’s vivid puzzler
How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Perrin is a fresh, clever and contemporary treat for mystery lovers. Read my spoiler-free book summary and review.
