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All the Lies doesn’t begin with answers — it begins with smoke, fractured memories, and the suffocating feeling that something horrifying is buried just beneath the surface. Reina Ellis wakes up trapped inside a life she can’t remember, engaged to a man who looks at her like she’s both a punishment and an obsession waiting…
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First book took me out of a dark romance reading slump… yes, when I can’t find good thrillers that grip me in I run to mafia men and masked moffos who can give me a good time, call me hedonistic but it works for me., so I ran to the second instalment of The Perfect…
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Rise of a Queen doesn’t continue the story—it escalates it. No more games, no more pretending. Jonathan is all control, all obsession, and Aurora? She’s not getting out of this war untouched. She tried to run. He made it very clear that wasn’t an option. I really want to finish this duet so I can…
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And just like that… the chaos ends. Or at least pretends to. Some series end quietly. Others slam the door shut, ruin your emotional stability, and leave fingerprints on your neck on the way out. Royal Elite Epilogue felt like returning to the scene of the crime: rich psychopaths in love, power games disguised as…
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Mad Mabel follows an 81-year-old woman with a suspicious past… and a very unfortunate pattern of people around her dying. When a nosy little girl befriends her and starts digging into old secrets, it slowly becomes clear that “Mad Mabel” might not just be a cruel nickname after all. I loved the approach to this…
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Reading in the Mountains 