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
I have always loved Wally Lamb. Having been introduced to him through Oprah, I actually read I Know This Much is True first and it has remained in my top 10 favourite books of all time. She’s Come Undone is also very good, along with The Hour I First Believed, which proves the author … More We Are Water: Review
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