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The Woman at the Window by A.J. Finn - Book Review

The Woman at the Window, written by A.J. Finn, is a good psychological thriller. Whether if it’s really best-seller material or not is something you’ll have to judge for yourself. The synopsis of the...

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins - Book Review

How far are you willing to go to survive? Many years in the future, in the ruins of what was once North America lies a nation known as Panem split up into twelve districts each responsible for produc...

The Jigsaw Man by Gord Rollo - Book Review

The Jigsaw Man begins with Michael Fox, homeless and down on his luck, living in a dumpster under a bridge somewhere in Buffalo. He was once a prosperous family man, but an accident ruined his life an...

Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts - Book Review

‘Shantaram’ is a book you want to hate, but eventually admire due to its exuberant narrative and seemingly gripping anecdote told by the author, who happens to be the protagonist of the story. While...

The fault in our stars by John Green - Book Review

‘The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves, for we are underlings.’- Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare. A moving tale of the beauty, tragedy and surprise of first love, and the...

The Hazel Wood The hazelwood #1 by Melissa Albert - Book Review

Alice Proserpine has spent the past seventeen years of her life moving around with her mother, Ella, and trying to outrun the bad luck that seems to follow them wherever they go. But when Alice’s gra...

A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini - Book Review

Khaled Hosseini’s first novel The Kite Runner catapulted him to fame for his heart-wrenching father-son tale. He later followed it with an even more heart-wrenching novel entitled A Thousand Splendid...

She Named Me Wolf

This is an unbiased review from Karen Lee Field https://www.karenleefield.com/blog/ She Named Me Wolf is different from the usual genre I read. The blurb hinted at physical abuse and a ghos...

Trial 23 by Harold Kish - Book review

Trial 23 is a first-person account of a man’s spiral into complete lunacy. The main character, known only as John, wakes to find himself in a white cell. He can’t remember who he is or how he’d gotten...

The Scarlet Gospels by Clive Barker - Book Review

“The Scarlet Gospels” has been what, 20 years in the making? This is a sequel to Barker’s infamous book, “The Hellbound Heart.” But it’s different, changed. We follow Barker’s favorite spooky detecti...

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