A Journey Through Eliana’s World: A Review of True North (The Dragon and the Girl) As a lifelong lover of fantasy, the mere mention of dragons has me hooked. So, when I stumbled upon True North (The Dragon and the Girl) by Laura Findley Evans, I felt a spark of intrigue and nostalgia. There’s something

Reflecting on the Heart of “Small Things” in the Alibis Collection When I first picked up “Small Things,” the sixth and final entry in the Alibis Collection by [Author Name], I was drawn to the promise of a deep dive into domestic life, peppered with themes of truth, deception, and the often murky waters of

Unraveling Secrets in Lucy Foley’s The Paris Apartment There’s something intoxicating about the allure of Paris, a city steeped in mystery and romance. And when I spotted Lucy Foley’s The Paris Apartment, I was intrigued—not just by the setting, but by the promise of a gripping mystery lurking behind its beautifully penned pages. Foley, the

A Deep Dive Into Lisa Jewell’s None of This Is True When I first picked up Lisa Jewell’s None of This Is True, I was immediately drawn in by its tantalizing premise. Having just turned 45 myself, I couldn’t shake the feeling that this book was meant for me. Imagine two women, both celebrating this

Review of Credence by Penelope Douglas When I first picked up Credence, I was captivated by the intriguing premise and the promise of emotional depth that often accompanies Penelope Douglas’s writing. Having previously devoured her books, I found myself drawn to the themes of love, loss, and self-discovery that pervade her tales. What would a

My Dark Vanessa: A Haunting Exploration of Love and Manipulation When I first picked up My Dark Vanessa by Kate Elizabeth Russell, I was drawn in by its bold premise and the whispered comparisons to Lolita. As someone who has often reflected on the harrowing complexities of love, especially in its darker forms, I found