Never Let Me Go is written like a memoir, but through vignettes of a person’s life calls humanity into question. You’ll be haunted by the echoes for a long time
Book Review
Looking for your next read? Here you’ll find my honest, thoughtful reviews of the books I’ve been reading, from cover design and writing style to characters, themes, what worked, what didn’t, and everything in between. But I’m also interested in what happens beyond the pages: who a book might be right for, who might want to skip it, and what choosing it can tell us about the kind of reading life we actually want. Whether you’re looking for your next great read or trying to decide if a particular book belongs on your TBR, pull up a chair and have a look around.
Book Review: Sandwich by Catharine Newman
A heartfelt review of Sandwich by Catharine Newman—exploring motherhood, menopause, memory, and the quiet power of this summer novel.
Book Review: Rumoured by The Mancaruso Sisters
A twisty pop-culture thriller meets true crime vibes in Rumoured. Read this ARC review to see if the hype is real and why it’s perfect for binge readers.
Book Review: One Dark Throne by Kendare Blake
One Dark Throne, the follow-up to Three Dark Crowns, steps up the pace, sharpens its blades, and finally gives us the deathly drama we were promised.
Book Review: I.O.U. By Kristy Marie
What happens when a fire, a favor, and a few too many rumors collide? Ainsley finds herself out of options and under one roof with bad-boy, card-sharp Maverick.
“As a Last Resort” Deserves to Be Your First Pick: A Review 🌴
Discover why Kristin Wollett’s debut romance As a Last Resort should be on your TBR. Emotional depth, witty banter & swoony chemistry, knock it out of the park.
Book Review: Funny Story by Emily Henry
Imagine getting dumped, then faking a relationship with your ex’s new fiancée’s ex. Not exactly a LOL. Funny Story doesn’t shout its charm—it nudges you with it
Book Review: Three Dark Crowns by Kendare Blake
This YA fantasy promises a brutal coming-of-age story filled with queens, elemental magic, and familial murder. Does it deliver…or make you wait for the sequel?
The Bookshop: A History of the American Bookstore
Is this a “Bookshop” worth visiting? This review examines “The Bookshop: A History of the American Bookstore” from cover to cover and everything in between.
