I’ve read two other books by Katherine Black, and neither was anything like this one. She is such a versatile writer, and all three books are completely different. This is the second in a series of novellas she is writing. The first was The Last Session, which was rather unusual in its subject matter. Where… Continue reading Where Bracken Leads by Katherine Black
Category: Novella
I Dare You by Danielle Jacks
I’ve had this book on my Kindle for well over a year and I thought it was about time I read it. I Dare You is the perfect length to finish over a couple of days. It’s one of those romances where you don’t like the male protagonist at first, as the female lead doesn’t.… Continue reading I Dare You by Danielle Jacks
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Trust by Harper Reynolds
I received this book for free when I signed up for the author’s newsletter. I follow her on Instagram, so I thought I’d subscribe. Getting a free book was an added bonus. I also read this in the Book Funnel library. it’s a great alternative to using Kindle. Download it from your App Store. Trust… Continue reading Trust by Harper Reynolds
The Last Signal by Jason Thomson
I’ve no recollection of where this came from. It was sitting in my Kindle as a document with no cover, which suggests it may have been from an author promotion or newsletter. When I discovered the book on Amazon, I found the cover really beautiful. The colours and image were perfect. It really lures you… Continue reading The Last Signal by Jason Thomson
9 Summers by Jennifer Summers
I have no idea where 9 Summers came from, and I’m not familiar with the author. But I’m very glad I found it. What a fun read! 9 Summers is full of humour, centred around a group of young women, especially Mary. Since breaking up with her boyfriend, Robert, she has all but given up… Continue reading 9 Summers by Jennifer Summers
Castle on the Hill by TS Arthur
Friendships forged at school can last well into adulthood and have a profound influence on our lives. This book follows five friends, but if you’re looking for a warm, supportive circle of lifelong companions, this isn’t it. The story begins during their school years, and it soon becomes increasingly apparent that this is far from… Continue reading Castle on the Hill by TS Arthur
The Last Session by Katherine Black
This was certainly an unusual book. I came away not really sure how I felt about it, although Freya’s disappearance affected me more than I expected. Theo is the main protagonist and, after being informed that his sister is missing, he returns home to search for her. From there, the storyline becomes increasingly bizarre. It’s… Continue reading The Last Session by Katherine Black
The Safe Room by Lisa Unger
This story was in Amazon First Reads club where I could download a book for free. What a great choice I made with The Safe Room. It’s beautifully told in Rae’s own words as she navigates the grief she never expected to feel, along with the regret surrounding her estrangement from her father. As the… Continue reading The Safe Room by Lisa Unger
Dark Warrior by Denna Holm
I’ve read this author before, and she truly is the queen of world-building. In Dark Warrior, you get a real taste of that talent. Although this is a novella, her full-length novels expand in rich detail on everything introduced here. If Dark Warrior were the only book you read, I’m certain it would leave you… Continue reading Dark Warrior by Denna Holm
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