Book Review: The Sacred Well Murders (Mary Wandwalker #1) by Susan Rowland, PhD Have you ever stumbled upon a book that immediately pulls you into its captivating world? For me, The Sacred Well Murders by Susan Rowland was that gem. With a unique blend of Jungian psychology and detective fiction, it struck a chord deep …
Book Review: Where The Truth Lies by M.J. Lee From the moment I stumbled upon Where The Truth Lies, the first book in the DI Ridpath Crime Thriller series by M.J. Lee, I felt an undeniable pull. Perhaps it was the gripping description that promised a race against time, or maybe it was the personal …
Personal Review of Stand Up, Yumi Chung! by Jessica Kim There’s something truly magical about discovering a story that resonates with your own dreams and struggles. When I picked up Stand Up, Yumi Chung! by Jessica Kim, I felt an immediate kinship with its young protagonist. Yumi’s journey through the trials of adolescence, her desire …
A Journey Beyond: My Thoughts on Dark Matter by Blake Crouch From the moment I stumbled upon Dark Matter by Blake Crouch, I knew I was in for a ride—something daring and intellectually stimulating. I’m a sucker for stories involving alternate realities and the provocative questions they pose about our own lives. With over a …
A Dive into Suspense: Reflecting on The Family Upstairs From the moment I stumbled upon The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell, I felt an uncanny pull. Perhaps it was the intriguing premise of buried family secrets or the allure of a dilapidated mansion tucked away in posh London. As a fan of psychological thrillers, I …
A Journey Through Fragrance and Time: My Take on The Perfume Collector by Kathleen Tessaro When I first laid eyes on The Perfume Collector, I was instantly drawn in by its enchanting premise—a mysterious inheritance, a forgotten perfume shop, and the intoxicating allure of scents. The author, Kathleen Tessaro, has a knack for blending history …