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
Category: Novella
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
Kitty Taylor by Sarah Colliver
Wow! Sarah Colliver is a new-to-me author, and I’ll definitely be reading more of her work. Not only does she write a compelling story, but many of her books are novellas—perfect for those of us who enjoy a shorter, satisfying read. This is also the first time I’ve read a book centred on the French… Continue reading Kitty Taylor by Sarah Colliver
Her First Thirst by M J Rutter
This is the first book I’ve read by M J Rutter, and it was written exactly in my style. Beautiful prose is what makes a book truly special. I have read some of her short stories before and enjoyed them, but now I can clearly see where her real talent lies. I rarely read vampire… Continue reading Her First Thirst by M J Rutter
Secret Admirer by Ruth Ann Nordin
Marriage By Obligation series- book 1 My Review This is the fourth book I’ve read from this author, although it’s been several years between, I now wonder why I left it so long. I truly enjoy her historical novels and she has many different series to choose from. Making a change from my normal ebook,… Continue reading Secret Admirer by Ruth Ann Nordin
The Figment by Mary Woldering
My Review An intriguing story about a young woman who is escaping a broken romance when she comes across a small village. At first it seems delightful, but then strange things start to happen. Jinn, the main character ends up staying longer than she thought. Against all odds she meets the man of her dreams,… Continue reading The Figment by Mary Woldering
Gavel To Girlfriend by M B Feeney
My Review Here is a proofread and polished version with smoother flow and corrected grammar while keeping your tone and opinions intact: This was a fun read. I love novellas and this was the perfect length. I also enjoyed that the main character and his friends were police officers. However, this wasn’t about crime or… Continue reading Gavel To Girlfriend by M B Feeney
Hearts and Truffles by Natalie-Nicole Bates
My Review This is a super little book and something a bit different. I have never read a story centred around chocolate before, apart from Chocolat by Joanne Harris. This is not the same, but it is equally as enjoyable in my opinion. Chloe is an efficiency expert who is brought in to assess failing… Continue reading Hearts and Truffles by Natalie-Nicole Bates
Ashes by Claire Kent
The Post- Apocalyptic Fairy Tale Book 2 My Review I do enjoy modern takes on fairy tales, and I’ve read quite a few, although not for some time. Having recently discovered Claire Kent, this is the third of her books that I have read. As a lover of novellas, these are a perfect blend of… Continue reading Ashes by Claire Kent
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