Kiru Taye has been an author I have had my eyes on for several reasons and I had gathered a good number of her books, waiting for the right time and mood to get into read them. Last week was that time and boy, it was a ride! I decided to review these books all... Continue Reading →
“The truth of course is that if people really were as happy as they look on the Internet, they wouldn’t spend so much damn time on the Internet, because no one who’s having a really good day spends half of it taking pictures of themselves. Anyone can nurture a myth about their life if they... Continue Reading →
Second book by the author and this one was really good. 'Things You Save In A Fire' is a heart warming, feel-good story about love, forgiveness and strength against all odds. Cassie Hanwell is a firefighter who knows her job and loves it with all her heart. Circumstances arise and she has to move from... Continue Reading →
This is the fifth book I have read by the author this year and I still have quite a good number on my TBR. You can check out my reviews on all her other books by searching for "Colleen Hoover" in the search box on this page. The last three books were really great reads... Continue Reading →
After reading the first book in this sequel (The Bromance Book Club), I started searching for where I could purchase this book desperately. I was lucky to purchase a copy by chance and I was already excited to see what the author would do in this book. Although this book is a sequel to 'The... Continue Reading →
This book has been on my TBR since it's publication in July and It is my first by the author. I had high expectations because of several reviews I had read on Goodreads, social media and comments about the author's work generally. I finally got around to reading this book now. 'What You Wish For'... Continue Reading →
This is one of the books that I have selected to read this year as part of my2020 reading challenge. The Kite Runner is a book that tells the story of a young boy named Amir, from the Wazir Akbar Khan located in Kabul. Amir’s closest friend is Hassan, his father’s young Hazara servant. In... Continue Reading →
Judah's Wife (The Silent Years Series #2) by Angela Hunt: Book Review
"I'd had no idea that even the most stable relationships were one or two wrong turns away from a fall, that the dynamics could tip and twist, leaving you completely different to the way you were before. I guessed all human relationships were that fragile, masquerading as monotonous but only ever a kiss, a word,... Continue Reading →
I am now officially a huge fan of Colleen Hoover. I am practically holding myself down from going on a Colleen Hoover books binge and I hope I succeed.This book was that good. Fallon in very unconventional circumstances, meets Ben an upcoming writer on the day she is moving to New York City to start... Continue Reading →
