Back again with my list of newly discovered books added to my Goodreads to-be-read shelf during the month of May!
Book review: The Road to Jonestown: Jim Jones and the People Temple by Jeff Guinn
"This book is a really difficult read, especially when paired with the pictures of the massacre, but if you're at all interested in this topic, this feels like the best book to pick up." Read my review The Road to Jonestown by Jeff Guinn...
Book review: The Grip of It by Jac Jemc
"There was definitely potential here but it missed the mark on so many things, leaving it as a 'didn't love it, didn't hate it' kind of read for me." Read my review of ambiguous horror story The Grip of It by Jac Jemc...
Book review: The Saturday Night Ghost Club by Craig Davidson
"was a beautifully penned story about memories and how our brain shapes them." Read my review of The Saturday Night Ghost Club by Craig Davison...
Book review: Idle Hands by Cassondra Windwalker
"I loved this and thought it was a really interesting take on the butterfly effect storyline." Read my review of Idle Hands by Cassondra Windwalker...
Books I added to my TBR in April | April Finds
Back again with my list of newly discovered books added to my Goodreads to-be-read shelf during the month of April!
Book review: One by One by Ruth Ware
"I'm glad I read this one. It certainly proves you can't judge an author based on just one of their books." Read my review of One by One, by Ruth Ware...
Book review: The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner
"A fantastically fun, fast-paced and exciting novel about women determining their own fates with a heart-racing mystery story at its core." Read my review for brilliant debut, The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner...
Book review: The Double by Ann Gosslin
"This is one of those books that had so much good going for it, but also one thing that spoiled my full enjoyment of it." Read my review for The Double by Ann Gosslin...
Book review: The Colour of Thunder by Suzanne Harrison
"While there were aspects of the book that I enjoyed, I've found that the majority of my feelings have led me to being disappointed by a book I thought had so much potential." Read my review for The Colour of Thunder by Suzanne Harrison...
