You know when people say that you should never judge a book by its cover? Well, this is definitely one of those cases! I must warn you right now that this book is brutal, very very graphic and definitely not for the faint of heart! I had to stop reading it and start with something… Continue reading Doll House by John Hunt
Category: Suspense
Deadly Alibi (DI Geraldine Steel #9) by Leigh Russell
This was my first time reading a book from Leigh Russell and consequently the thrilling adventures of Detective Inspector Geraldine Steel. I’ll definitely take a look at the previous novels though because this was one amazing and memorable read. Geraldine is going through hard times. When she finally had her feet on the ground, her… Continue reading Deadly Alibi (DI Geraldine Steel #9) by Leigh Russell
Dolores Claiborne by Stephen King
My God, there aren’t enough words to describe this book. Written by Stephen King, this little gem made my emotions run high, and my heart slam against my rib-cage from so much suspense. The unique way this book is written really pulled me into the story. This is the story of Dolores Claiborne , a… Continue reading Dolores Claiborne by Stephen King
The Drumbeater by Clive Allan
Complex, thrilling, brilliant novel! I’ve had a few issues with putting thoughts and opinions on paper in a way that makes sense, so much to say! Welcome to Glendaig, a little town in the Scottish Highlands. A peaceful place until the remains of a person wearing a German watch are discovered in a beach nearby.… Continue reading The Drumbeater by Clive Allan
Blood Moon by John David Bethel
Right on the first page of the preface it felt like my heart was being squeezed inside my chest. To know that this novel is based on a true story and that the treatment of this person was hell both during his captivity and when he manages to escape is both scary and revolting. It… Continue reading Blood Moon by John David Bethel
Night (Michael Night #1) by Casey Christie
I find it a bit difficult to put to words what I think about this book. I got mixed feelings but not in a bad way, not by far. I was amazed by the detail related to security, the military and the operations, definitely saw the background of the author in the novel and definitely… Continue reading Night (Michael Night #1) by Casey Christie
The Mysteries of Gogos by James Leader
This was the first novel I read by Mr James Leader, whom I had the great pleasure of meeting in person. This book was something else: intense, beautifully written, full of suspense and emotion. The book tells the story of European School of Brussels student Danny Dykoff, a young teenager trying to figure out his… Continue reading The Mysteries of Gogos by James Leader
The Grim Reaper’s Calling Card (Katsuro Tanaka #2) by Donald Webb
Honestly, I had mixed feelings for this book. I think I was expecting something a bit different. Even though it's a second volume, it can be read as a stand-alone since the author gives all the details of past events and parts of main events on the lives of the main characters. I had problems… Continue reading The Grim Reaper’s Calling Card (Katsuro Tanaka #2) by Donald Webb
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