Georgia Kostopoulou Dave Robicheaux, a detective and Vietnam veteran, is battling alcoholism and is trying to get to grips with the sudden loss of his beloved wife, Molly. He makes living in a Louisiana town, dong his best to keep up with life and work and keep peace in the town he serves. As it… Read More “Robicheaux” by James Lee Burke #BookReview
Georgia Kostopoulou Wow, just wow! This was not what I was expecting it to be! When thirty year old Rachel marries David, a corporate lawyer, with a massive mansion of a house in Cornwall, she expects her life to be finally at ease! She is really fond of David’s son, Jamie, a wonderful eight year… Read More “The Fire Child” by S.K. Tremayne #BookReview
Georgia Kostopoulou Contemporary romance is a genre I would either love or hate. My feelings are tested on each book, and for the record, I don’t read that many each year, because the scale favors the latter most of the times. This was not the case with Lindsey Kelk’s “In Case You Missed It” and… Read More “In Case You Missed It” by Lindsey Kelk #BookReview
Georgia Kostopoulou Anthony Blake is in love with his best friend’s sister, Sophia Elliot. He is more than certain that she has feelings for him too. But his plans to court her properly are overpowered by higher forces. He has to resume his role as undercover spy for the Crown. A secret document that includes… Read More “The Secret of the India Orchid” by Nancy Campbell Allen #BookReview
Georgia Kostopoulou I have started a bit strangely with this series, but I have come to love Detective Inspector Joona Linna and his way of thinking! The first book I read, was “The Sandman” which is actually the fourth installment in the series. I did love it, so I went back to read the rest! The… Read More “The Nightmare” by Lars Kepler #BookReview
Georgia Kostopoulou I recently listened to “His & Hers” audiobook and enjoyed every bit of it! It’s been a while since I’ve read such a good thriller, one that had me wondering who the killer might be! Even though I was sure, after some point in the book, about the killer’s identity, that assumption… Read More “His & Hers” by Alice Feeney #BookReview, Narrated by Richard Armitage; Stephanie Racine
Georgia Kostopoulou I love historical fiction set in the World War II, as it will be a means to display either man’s greatness or man’s monstrosity. It’s the time that reveals the best and worse in people, war, showing who they truly are! I always hope for the best, for the kindness and the bravery… Read More “The Orphan’s Tale” by Pam Jenoff #BookReview
Georgia Kostopoulou This book! Why have I not read this earlier? I’m so mad at myself right now! Let me tell you why you need to read this book! Ginny Moon is a fourteen year old girl. She is autistic. She is in foster care, because her birth mother could not take care of her.… Read More “Ginny Moon” by Benjamin Ludwig #BookReview
Georgia Kostopoulou I thought I would not like time travel stories, but it seems that ever since I listened to Outlander, I became very fond of them. History was always one of my favorite subjects and the going back to the sixteenth century is very welcome to me! Out of the blue, Alison Bannister… Read More “The Phantom Tree” by Nicola Cornick #BookReview
Georgia Kostopoulou Vincent, Jules, Sylvie and Sam are ruthless and ambition Wall Street finance high flyers. They all work in the best firm in the market and their job is to make millions for their clients, their bosses and of course themselves, not caring at all how that affects normal people lives. Big sharks… Read More “The Escape Room” by Megan Goldin #BookReview
“Just a normal Tuesday” has been in my Kindle for some time now and I just couldn’t decide to start reading it. And then one day I said to myself that I need to read that book. It has been waiting for way too long! What I great decision that was! Kai is a teenage… Read More “Just a normal Tuesday” by Kim Turrisi #BookReview
Erik Maria Bark has sworn never to hypnotize anyone again. But when a young boy is the only survivor from a deadly attack to his family, where his father, mother and little sister have been murdered and his other sister is at risk, he has to think again. Bark is now specialized in working with… Read More “The Hypnotist” by Lars Kepler
Mary Olivia Pentecost, known as Mop, is who this book starts with. She is hiding in a burned cellar, along with someone else, a companion, while a mad woman holding a bloody hatchet is ramagings her Aunty’s lawn looking for them. That’s quite a scene to start a crazy book like this one! The story… Read More “In the Vines” by Shannon Kirk
This is a lovely story about new beginnings and new friends! Daniel and his family have just moved from Toronto to a new house, away from his old life and his friends. The neighbors have two children about his age, but Daniel is not keen on meeting them. He misses his old life and prefers… Read More “Megabat” by Anna Humphrey #BookReview
This is the third B. A. Paris book that I read, the third book she ever wrote, and I loved it! Finn and Layla are on their way back to England, from a ski trip in France. They stop at a picnic and rest area, so he can use the facilities. When he returns, she… Read More “Bring Me Back” by B. A. Paris #BookReview
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