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74 reviews — spoiler warnings always included.
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Fearless
by Lauren Roberts
A mixed but satisfying conclusion
I went into this final instalment of the trilogy hoping for a satisfying conclusion to Pae and Kai’s story; in that sense, it delivered. Their arc was wrapped up in a way that fe…
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Reckless
by Lauren Roberts
A strong sequel with more depth
Reckless improves on the first book with better pacing, stronger character development and more emotional depth. The relationships feel more layered and engaging. Rating: 4/5…
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Powerless
by Lauren Roberts
Entertaining but familiar fantasy
Powerless is an enjoyable read with strong character dynamics and emotional moments. However, it leans heavily on familiar fantasy tropes which makes it feel slightly predictable a…
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Women Living Deliciously
by Florence Given
Bold, empowering and unapologetic
Women Living Deliciously is vibrant, confident and full of energy. Florence Given delivers a powerful message about self-worth and living fully, though at times it can feel slightl…
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Birding
by Rose Ruane
Lyrical, unsettling and beautifully written
Birding is a beautifully written novel with a quiet intensity that lingers long after reading. The prose is lyrical and immersive, creating an atmosphere that feels both intimate a…
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Queen Macbeth
by Val McDermid
Interesting idea, but didn't fully land
I was really excited for this one; the premise is brilliant, taking a more historically accurate look at Lady Macbeth, away from the Shakespearean legend we all know. I love a good…
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Dream Count
by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Beautiful, but slightly lacking closure
Dream Count by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is a beautifully written, immersive read with stunning prose and deeply human characters. While I loved the journey and emotional depth, th…
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So Thrilled For You
by Holly Bourne
Witty, sharp and painfully relatable
So Thrilled For You by Holly Bourne is clever, cutting and full of those �oh god, she's talking about me� moments. It perfectly captures friendship dynamics, comparison culture an…
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The Cows
by Dawn O'Porter
Sharp, funny and thought-provoking
The Cows by Dawn O'Porter is an easy, engaging read that dips into important themes like feminism, identity and the pressures women face. It balances humour with social commentary…
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