”The black-clad figure ran lightly, streaking through the darkness, feet barely making a sound on the narrow dirt path, ducking and twisting gracefully to avoid contact with the dense surrounding trees and bushes. It was as if the shadow were sweeping silently over the leaves." Well, well, well, another excellent book from the Erika Foster …
The Girl in the Ice by Robert Bryndza
”He gave her a picture he’d drawn, of Erika dressed in a white boiler suit getting into a UFO to go up into space with a group of Minions. It pretty much summed up how she felt.” I went into this completely blind. I’d seen the book floating around and when I discovered it for …
The Light of the Fireflies by Paul Pen
”Because I know the light will always belong to people like him. And those unwilling to look beyond their own little world will be left in the dark.” There was so much about this book I had not been expecting. To begin with I just imagined this was going to be another kidnapping / captivity …
The Loney by Andrew Michael Hurley
’”It’s funny, int it?” he said. “How you church people can have more faith in something that can’t be proved than something that's standing right in front of you? I suppose it comes down to seeing what you want to see, dunt it?”’ 3.5 stars! I had really high hopes for this book, more because …
The Good Kind of Bad by Rita Brassington
3.5 stars! Secrets don't stay secret for long. This was definitely slow to start. After getting into my last read almost instantly (All The Ugly and Wonderful Things) this one didn’t seem like it was going to be my cup of tea, but after I got to around the 20% mark things started getting a little more …
All the Ugly and Wonderful Things by Bryn Greenwood
”Right up until that moment it was sweet and funny. Odd couple that they were, they had a real connection. Then he tugged her boot off and kissed the bottom of her bare foot. I could see him doing that kind of thing to his own kid, but she wasn’t. She was somebody else’s little …
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Seed by Ania Ahlborn
”Let me guess, that’s a risk yer willin’ t’take, right? People always think they’ve got to be riskin’ something to get to the end of the story. But let me tell ya: it’s your story. The end of the story is gonna get ya whether you want it to er not. You think you gotta …
The Pretty Ones by Ania Ahlborn
"Wherever you go, there you'll be." Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa. This was... amazing. I was expecting to like this, but not love it! To begin with I wasn't sure what to think, it felt slow and boring to be honest and I thought Barrett was such an arsehole, but wow. The ending really satisfied me, …
The Butterfly Garden by Dot Hutchison
“At night, the creature that was the Garden peeled back its synthetic skin to show the skeleton beneath.” I got The Butterfly Garden as my May Kindle First book as it had the best reviews out of the bunch you could pick and definitely sounded like something I was interested in reading. A quick synopsis …
Dear Amy by Helen Callaghan
”’I just can’t see my way through to the end, now, not at all. It’s a labyrinth.’ ‘Well, yes,’ he said, ‘but the thing about labyrinths is that you’re always at your most lost just before you get to the centre.’” There’s a million and one different psychological thrillers out there on the market right …
