Reviews

Clover Phillips returns to beautiful Jewel Island, where she co-owns the Sapphire Bay Hotel with her sisters. She?s settled into teaching dance and rebuilding her life, still heali…

The Ex Hex by Erin Sterling is exactly the kind of cosy, witchy romance I needed. Magic, small-town vibes, and plenty of spice combine into a fun and chaotic story. Yes, it lean…

Rereading Wuthering Heights after quite a while has been such a fascinating experience. I always struggle a bit with novels that lack truly likeable characters, but Emily Bront?s h…

Bunny is one of those books that gets under your skin. It is darkly funny, deeply strange and utterly unsettling. I loved how satirical it was, almost an allegory for academia and …

A cosy little collection of mysteries from the Queen of Crime, Autumn Chills delivers a handful of short stories filled with intrigue, secrets and that classic Christie charm. The …

The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood was such a fun, smart, and unexpectedly heart-warming read. Olive and Adam's chemistry is delightful, and I loved how their - fake dating - tro…

There Are Rivers in the Sky is an extraordinary novel. Lyrical, emotional and deeply thought-provoking, it explores love, loss and history in a way that feels both intimate and exp…

I wanted sun-soaked escapism, but this was more lukewarm than sizzling. The plot was painfully predictable, ticking every “holiday romance” box without offering anything fresh.…

Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid is historical fiction at its absolute finest. The level of detail in the NASA research is incredible; I felt completely immersed in the world of e…