Book reviews

I've been on a bit of a Highlander kick as of late and who can blame me? They're just down right yummy and if the book is written well that just makes the whole reading experience all the more enjoyable. Lachlan's Bride is now probably one of my top 5 highland romances I've re... See full review

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5+ stars How can I describe a book with words, when there are no words to describe how fantastic this book was. From the first time I read the blurb of The 5th Wave, I wanted it. The earth has been visited by aliens, and they don't come in peace. And it's not like in the movies, whe... See full review

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The China Factory is a collection of twelve short stories, the first collection by Irish author, Mary Costello. Costello's superbly crafted stories are about a range of ordinary people: a retiring teacher, a young woman just finished school, an elderly man facing the end of his life, a young landsca... See full review

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The Black Dagger Brotherhood: An Insider's Guide will be welcomed by die-hard fans of J.R.Ward's Black Dagger Brotherhood series. Firstly, it contains a novella previously only available electronically, Father Mine, which is a charming short story about Zsadist's coming to terms with fatherhood. Thi... See full review

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Absolutley captivating from beginning to end. This book made me feel every possible emotion. A beautifully written, haunting love story set in war torn Russia. See full review

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What a fantastic book. May be one of the most important books written for very many years. It is compelling and brilliant. This is one of those books that should be compulsory reading for everyone. The contents should be embraced by young people, educators, parents, employers and medics. The terri... See full review

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I was lucky enough to read a pre-released copy of 'Observation City' and I was pleasantly surprised. It's very humorous and quit witted and some of the scenarios the author brings up (such as wanting to be with someone you can't have, being fed up with rude people, figuring out h... See full review

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This is a completely bland book. It tries to be kinky with SM sex but it's still vanilla... See full review

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I read, read? no studied, Women who run. in the mid ninties and found it profound in it's toolbox of life skills. The old growth stories will capture you in a way that was life changing for me I recommend it for everyone male female alien. Robert Bly's Iron John is also an essential stu... See full review

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There is nothing marvelous about measles, there is nothing effervescent about encephalitis, and there is nothing brilliant about brain damage or delightful about death. The book is nothing more than anti vaccination indoctrination, and shouldn't be on the shelves of any reputable book stor... See full review

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