Georgia Kostopoulou When I read “Black Chamber” by S. M. Stirling I was thrilled by the story. It’s an alternate history, set in the midst of World War I, where… Read More “Theater of Spies” by S.M. Stirling #BookReview
“Priest of Bones” is a fantasy gangster book that captivates the reader from the very first lines. Tomas Piety is returning back to Ellinburg after almost three years, during which… Read More “Priest of Bones” by Peter McLean
Oh my God, what a mess! I don’t know what to say about this book… Let’s start with the story, as it might help. Alvie Knightly has an identical twin,… Read More “Bad” by Chloe Esposito
“Black Chamber” is the first installment in an alternative history series positioned right before America’s entry in the Great War. I really enjoyed it and I am looking forward to… Read More “Black Chamber” by S. M. Stirling
“The Smoke Thieves” is a great start on a young adult fantasy series! The fates of five different persons are intertwined on a path to survival on this medieval fantasy… Read More “The Smoke Thieves” by Sally Green #BookReview
This is a fascinating story, with a slow start that serves the plot wisely! Young Anna Johnson is struggling with the death of both her parents to suicide. First her… Read More “Let Me Lie” by Clare Mackintosh #BookReview
A first class thriller! A wounded young man is walking in a far away railroad in the middle of the night. He has just escaped from a place he has… Read More “The Sandman” by Lars Kepler
Detective D.D. Warren has a new case to investigate. A family of five is now a crime scene. Four of the family members are shot dead while the fifth one… Read More “Look for me” by Lisa Gardner #BookReview
“Light it up” is the third book in the Peter Ash Series and it is the first book in the series that I have read. However, it was not difficult for… Read More “Light it up” by Nick Petrie #BookReview
“Wired” is a mind blowing book by Julie Garwood! Allison Trent, a beautiful, hot and amazing college student is on her senior year. When she’s not studying, writing code or… Read More “Wired” by Julie Garwood #BookReview
Marianne is sixty and she is German. She is also married to Lothar, and living his life, just like he commands. She feels suffocating in their little masquerade so she… Read More “The Little French Bistro” by Nina George #BookReview
The moment Elise sets her eyes on Jamey, she knows he is the one. But it is not going to be easy. Those two come from totally different worlds, even… Read More “White Fur” by Jardine Libaire – A #BookReview
What a phenomenal read!! When a troubled teenager disappears from an orphanage and is found murdered, her body arranged on a bed of feathers, veteran investigator Holger Munch and his… Read More “The Owl Always Hunts at Night” by Samuel Bjørk #BookReview
The story is just lovely and adorable, but not in the ugly, messy, full of sugar, hearts and flowers way! Mackenzie -Mac- Harris has a wonderful job she loves in… Read More “About a Dog” by Jenn McKinlay – #BookReview
Lilian is grieving over the loss of her beloved husband for the last three years. She was suddenly left all alone, with two girls and without the love of her… Read More “The Garden of Small Beginnings” by Abbi Waxman
