Brimming Shelves

“You think you’d know what a killer sounds like. That their lies would have a different texture; some barely perceptible shift. A voice...

Queen of Volts by Amanda Foody wasn’t what I expected. And that’s good and bad. I was intrigued by the notion of a new, mysterious game...

I stumbled upon Holly Jackson’s debut novel, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by sheer accident and what a wonderful accident it was. You...

Hannah Capin’s novel, Foul is Fair was an unexpected surprise for my TBR. I’m a fantasy/romcom reader so teen contemporaries aren’t...

PD: November 26th 2019 I was fully prepared to dive into The Wickerlight, having just finished The Wren Hunt and I ended up liking this...

I was given the chance to read Julia London’s latest novel, The Princess Plan early and I devoured it. Immediately. An out of the norm...

Ghoster is a compelling thriller with impeccable writing, hard-hitting reality checks and a terrifying mystery that’s way too close to...

Hestor Fox’s latest novel, The Widow of Pale Harbor was a mind-boggling mystery that kept me guessing until the very last page. The...

This book was so much better than I thought possible. I was worried a fourth book might undue some things if not, everything from the...

I knew there was a reason I fell in love with this series the first time I read them. They are extremely well-written and possess unique...

The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein marks the sixth book I’ve read by Kiersten White and that’s a testament in itself about...

This book was a mystery to me. I received it in the June Summer Magic book box from the Bookish Shop and I didn’t know what to think. I...

So this was a little slower than the first two but honestly that’s completely understandable considering how much broke in the second...

“I love L.A.D.,” she said, deadpan. “You like ABBA,” I reminded her. “So I don’t actually know if that’s a joke. Next I’m going to find...

“You also wear the jacket because you think it makes you look like James Dean. The eyes are right, but the jaw’s all wrong, and though...