ashley | I don’t generally gravitate towards historical fiction, but I adore Susanna Kearsley’s books, likely because she mixes the historical romance with a tinge of supernatural and always sweeps me away to… Continue reading
ashley | The introduction to this book from publisher Simon and Schuster Canada says that author Lisa Jewel’s books get better and better with every new book she puts out. I would have… Continue reading
ashley | Years ago, I read Spin by Catherine McKenzie. This was around the time I started exploring somewhat unlikeable and unreliable heroines, books with leads who are struggling with life and don’t… Continue reading
ashley | It seems that I’ve been obsessively reading books about obsessive disorders and mental illnesses lately, so it was natural that I picked up Because We Are Bad by Lily Bailey when… Continue reading
ashley | I loved The Beloveds by Maureen Lindley so much. Not necessarily because of the story, though I enjoyed the story quite a bit, but because of how downright unlovable the narrator… Continue reading
ashley | You All Grow Up And Leave Me by Piper Weiss was dedicated to Lost Girls and opened with an epilogue documenting where all the information comes from, indicating that what is… Continue reading
ashley | Find You In The Dark by Nathan Ripley sounded kinda twisted. A man who liked to dig up dead bodies for a living? You don’t come across that too often. I… Continue reading
This is our stop during the book blitz for Pendle Fire by Paul Southern. This blitz was organized by Bloodhound Books and runs from April 1st to April 4th. ashley | A couple of years ago, author Paul… Continue reading
ashley | I couldn’t pass up a chance to read The Wicked Deep by Shea Ernshaw. I mean, look at that cover! It’s so pretty. And that magical theme is woven throughout the… Continue reading
