book review

  • Keep Them Close, David Ellis

    Keep Them Close promises a tense domestic thriller where family bonds are tested, every relationship is fractured beneath the surface, and the most dangerous secrets are the ones kept closest to home. When a husband is murdered, the people left behind quickly become suspects—not just to the police, but to each other. As buried betrayals,…

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  • Game Changer: Rachel Reid

    I was deep in a reading slump—the kind where every book feels like homework and even turning a page starts to feel like a commitment. Then Game Changer skated into my life and suddenly I was staying awake far later than I should, blaming fictional hockey players for my lack of sleep instead of the…

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  • Throne of Power: Rina Kent

    Continuing my mission to eventually read everything Rina Kent has ever written. In the Bratva world, power belongs to men—but Rai Sokolov has never been interested in playing by their rules. Determined to claim her family’s legacy, she’s willing to do whatever it takes to reach the throne, even agree to an arranged marriage. The…

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  • It’s Not Her: Mary Kubica

    Second time starting this one… and I actually had to fact-check because I genuinely couldn’t remember if I’d ever read Mary Kubica before. Turns out I have. Twice. And yet here I am, once again falling victim to BookTok recommendations. Every single time. (Need to delete that app immediately. For legal reasons, I won’t.) There’s…

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  • Heather: Caitlin Mullen

    Heather: Caitlin Mullen

    Summer has fully settled in—heavy, golden, almost too warm to think straight. The kind of heat that turns hours into something slow and hazy, especially when you’re sitting by a lake where everything feels softer around the edges. And somewhere between the sunlight dancing on the water and the distant hum of life happening without…

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