Category: Fiction Reviews
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Book Review: Are You Sara? by S.C. Lalli
Read my review of Are You Sara? by S.C. Lalli, a twisty mystery thriller about two women named Sara, a murder, and a mystery that keeps you guessing.
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Book Review: Heart of Glass by Jennifer Hillier
Read my review of Heart of Glass by Jennifer Hillier, a twisty mystery full of red herrings, shocking reveals, and an ending that left me wanting more.
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Book Review: Narcissi by Babette Fraser Hale
My review of Narcissi by Babette Fraser Hale, a moving novel about human flaws, lasting relationships, forgiveness, and finding love later in life.
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Book Review: The Good Parts by Evann Normandin
My review of The Good Parts by Evann Normandin, an emotional story about grief, trauma, memory, motherhood, and whether forgetting the past can ever truly heal us.
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Book Review: Goodnight Monsters by Suzanne Junered
Read my full review for Goodnight Monsters by Suzanne Junered, a chilling psychological horror novel exploring pregnancy, mental health, intrusive thoughts, and the terrifying line between reality and hallucination.
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Book Review: The Burn Line by Jonathan Sims
My full review for The Burn Line by Jonathan Sims, an atmospheric horror novel with a shocking creature reveal, unsettling social commentary, and plenty of tension.
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Book Review: I’ve Got My Mind Set on Brew by Stephanie Jayne
Read my honest review of I’ve Got My Mind Set on Brew by Stephanie Jayne, a slow-burn workplace romance, including my thoughts on the characters, beer culture, and whether the romance worked for me.
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Book Review: The Caretaker by Marcus Kliewer
Is The Caretaker by Marcus Kliewer worth reading? Read my spoiler-filled review covering the unsettling atmosphere, ambiguous ending, psychological horror, and why it wasn’t quite what I expected.
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Book Review: The Husbands by Holly Gramazio
My review of The Husbands by Holly Gramazio, a wildly original novel that blends speculative fiction, relationships, and multiverse questions into one of my favorite reads of the year.
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Book Review: The Correspondent by Virginia Evans
A surprisingly emotional read, The Correspondent by Virginia Evans is an epistolary novel about connection, grief, and the lasting impact we have on one another.