Book reviews

Here I will review all the books I read. Seems simple right? Well I have a lot of things to say and maybe you will agree with some of them.

  • Review of: All Eyes on Him, Iliana Xander

    October has a way of making murder feel almost romantic. Longer nights, colder air, and terrible things happening behind the windows of seemingly perfect homes. Except this time, our nightmare begins in a nightclub. Sipping my iced Diet Coke, as per usual, I can’t help thinking how exhausting it is to be a woman. I’d…

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  • Hunt the Villain by Rina Kent — Review

    Rival mafia heirs, forbidden obsession, and two men who have absolutely no business being this fucking addictive. October reading has officially taken a deliciously dark turn, and Rina Kent is once again responsible for my questionable taste in fictional men. Enter Vaughn and Yulian. Two heirs to rival mafia empires. Two boys raised to hate…

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  • Review: Never Let You Go, Chevy Stevens

    Well, this is embarrassing. Apparently, my very first Chevy Stevens novel started with a mystery of its own: what the hell was I actually reading? Turns out, I spent the weekend reading Never Let You Go while fully convinced I was reading Dark Roads. Same author, completely different book. How does that even happen? Anyway, Never Let You Go follows Lindsey…

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  • Review of Daybreak, Autumn Woods

    How is it October already and somehow it still feels like summer outside? The sun is shining, it’s way too warm, and I’m desperately waiting for that proper cold, gloomy autumn weather to finally show up. So I guess I’ll have to find my autumn somewhere else — and apparently, that somewhere is the Scottish…

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  • Craving Venom, S.C. Arlette

    Craving Venom, S.C. Arlette

    Faith is a psychology student fascinated by true crime, but one case has become impossible to ignore: Zane Valeheart, a convicted killer imprisoned for murdering his own family. Wanting to understand the mind behind the monster, Faith reaches out to study him—but their conversations quickly turn into something much darker and more obsessive. What do…

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