This week, we’ll look at This Is Why We Lied, the newest addition to Karin Slaughter’s excellent collection of psychological thrillers. As an enthusiastic reader and audiobook listener, I am consistently attracted to stories with strong character development and tension. Slaughter’s ability to create elaborate stories around diverse characters has long distinguished her in the crime […]
This time, I find myself exploring a realm that is both strangely familiar and unsettlingly distant. As a long-time science fiction fan, James S.A. Corey’s highly regarded Expanse trilogy has always struck a chord with me. So, therefore, when I heard about The Mercy of Gods, I knew I had to look into it. What aroused my curiosity
This week, we delve into the pages—or rather, audio waves—of Kaliane Bradley’s first book, The Ministry of week. This is just one of many reviews I’ve written, inspired by my love of storytelling and the numerous hours I’ve spent listening to audiobooks. I’ve read novels in a variety of genres, subjects, and styles, and this one
This week, we’re delving into the realm of Luis Elizondo’s “Imminent,” a person cloaked in mystery, particularly if you’re a fan of the UFO (or Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, UAP) phenomenon. As an ardent reader and listener, this audiobook piqued my interest since it delves into issues like as national security, secret government initiatives, and philosophical
This week, we’ll be reading The God of the Woods by Liz Moore, a book that is both atmospheric and suspenseful. If you’ve read my previous reviews, you’ll know that I like thrillers that immerse you in their universe for hours on end, leaving all else behind. Whether it’s a blazing fire in a remote cabin or
It’s strange how books make their way into our life. It may be a random suggestion, a dazzling cover that catches your attention, or a late-night search through countless titles on your favourite literary app. My experience with Penelope Douglas’ Five Brothers began in an unusual manner. It was one of those restless evenings when you’re simply
This time, I’ll be reading Wild Wolf: Darkmore Penitentiary, the fourth and last book in the Darkmore Penitentiary series by Caroline Peckham and Susanne Valenti. I’ve been through innumerable worlds created by these two remarkable sisters, and their ability to tell dark, twisted stories has never failed to capture me. After reading the previous novels in this series, I
Here are the This time, I’m eager to dig into Josh Malerman’s most recent work, Incidents Around the House. For those acquainted with my literary adventures, this review is simply one of many—another foray into the fascinating realm of horror literature. Like many others, I’ve been obsessed with Malerman’s work since Bird Box grabbed the globe by storm.
This time I will explore the complex and captivating universe of Jennifer L. Armentrout’s high fantasy book, “Born of Blood and Ash,” in audiobook form. Having read many audiobooks and eaten many books, this recent release drew in me because of its strong story, sophisticated characters, and promise of a special mix of romance and
This week, I’m excited to talk about The Perfect Fit by Sadie Kincaid, a newcomer to the world of audiobooks who’s making waves for all the right reasons. As someone who has spent many hours lost in the pages of thrillers, romances, and everything in between, it is uncommon for a novel to take me off guard,
