The Cuckoo's Calling
Book
When a troubled model falls to her death from a snow-covered Mayfair balcony, it is assumed that she...
Chasing Conrad: A Tale of the Sea and a Glimpse into the Abyss
Book
Simon Hall's second book is set in the mid-1970s during the closing years of the golden age of...
Ali A (82 KP) rated They Wish They Were Us in Books
Aug 14, 2020
I enjoyed this book, but I think I enjoyed it most because of the character of Jill Newman. She's a badass, independent female character who knows what she wants. Her friends though, I absolutely hated them at the beginning - spoiled little rich kids who thinks the world owes them everything. But throughout the book, Jessica Goodman was able to drop hints here and there about why they are the way they are, and it made me hate them less. By the end of the book, I actually started rooting for them.
Towards the end of the book, I had a thought as to what the twist was, but still didn't know who the killer was, not until it was basically revealed. Goodman did an excellent job at keeping the suspense. The twist ended up being good - sometimes with murder mysteries, the killer/killing ends up being a bit out there, but this one added up.
Overall, I enjoyed this book and the mystery within. It kept me turning the pages to see what the end results were.
*Thank you Bookishfirst and Razorbill for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Deadly Premonition
Video Game
Deadly Premonition is a third-person survival-horror action adventure game that places players in...
The End of October
Book
At an internment camp in Indonesia, forty-seven people are pronounced dead with acute hemorrhagic...
The Novel Cure: An A to Z of Literary Remedies
Ella Berthoud and Susan Elderkin
Book
Mumsnet 'Best Books for Christmas 2016' 'Ideal for anyone who has ever wondered what on earth to...
Our Endless Numbered Days
Book
This Book is Winner Of The Desmond Elliott Prize 2015. "Fuller handles the tension masterfully in...
Cori June (3033 KP) rated Tempests and Slaughter: the Numair Chronicles Book 1 in Books
Nov 30, 2018
I would recommend to pre-teens and older however, suggest that parent's read first because male puberty is discussed. Also discussed is Bullying, slavery, death, learning mage craft, political intrigue, friendship, love, gods, war. and has a few graphic fighting and healing scenes. A fast-paced read that has world building to reacquaint people to known characters. it does have an abrupt ending but I'm also selfish in I didn't want the book to end.
The Pocket Guide to Plays and Playwrights
Book
Everything you need to know about plays and playwrights in one handy guide by leading expert Maureen...


