The Best Kind of People by Zoe Whittall is a five-star book! It hooked me right away and it was definitely one that was hard to put down. The book poses the question, “What if someone you trusted was accused of the unthinkable?” And then goes about trying to answer that question, beautifully displaying how … More The Best Kind of People: Review
Lost & Found by Brooke Davis was on a list of must reads that I had saved on my phone. It got rave reviews, especially since it is the author’s debut novel. So I gave it a read. I was pretty disappointed. While the premise was interesting, it left me feeling sad. And wanting more. … More Lost & Found: Review
All the Missing Girls by Megan Miranda is a suspenseful, psychological thriller, told in the most unique way. Having read and enjoyed The Girl on the Train, I thought I would buy another recommended thriller and came across this one. I hesitated at first, as it was compared – very heavily – to Gone Girl. … More All the Missing Girls: Review
When I finished reading Inside the O’Briens, (you can read the review here) I decided to read something a little lighter. I have been using my Kindle lately, as it is much lighter to carry around while I commute, so I scanned through the books I had and picked The One & Only by Emily Giffin. … More The One & Only: Review
Inside the O’Briens is the fourth book by Lisa Genova, and quite possibly my favourite. This story is about the O’Brien family, set in an Irish-Catholic suburb of Boston. This story is about Huntington’s Disease. The family and setting jumped off the page, instantly pulling you in. The family is lively, the main character is … More Inside the O’Briens: Review
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