Now this book has my whole heart. Rewind It Back, the final instalment in the Windy City series, absolutely deserves the spotlight. This is second-chance romance done right: raw, real, and full of so much heart. The years of separation have changed them—matured them—but never managed to kill their feelings for each other. The yearning…
If you love thrillers that keep you guessing until the very last line—literally the last sentence—you need to read Alice Feeney. I’ve read three of her books now, and here’s the thing: people tend to be divided. You’ll either love how twisty they are, or you’ll think she goes too far. Personally? I’m a fan…
Blame it on BookTok—I wouldn’t have picked up the Windy City series by Liz Tomforde if my feed hadn’t exploded with hype over the release of Rewind It Back, the final book. Suddenly it felt like everywhere I looked there were character edits, quotes, fan theories. So I figured, why not? I decided to read…
File this under: books that held me hostage until I finished them in one sitting. The banter?? The humour??Miss Hazelwood, respectfully, how dare you. I picked this book up with zero expectations and somehow ended up grinning like an idiot, giggling into my pillow, and kicking my feet like I was the one falling in…
Fifth book in the King of Sin series, King of Envy has to be the perfect book in the series. I love it when Ana Huang writes morally grey men. A walking red flag? Well, I’m colourblind. He’s 6’5 and has a criminal history? Don’t have to tell me about it. I have my list…
There’s something irresistible about a morally grey character. Morally grey characters are captivating because they embody complexity — they aren’t boxed into rigid ideas of good or evil. Instead, they are shaped by circumstance, pain, desire, survival. In romance, this layered ambiguity becomes especially appealing. These characters often wrestle with inner demons, guilt, or a…
Thrillers with a supernatural twist are always a gamble. When done right, they create a perfect blend of psychological tension and eerie suspense. But too often, I’ve been disappointed when an author throws in a ghostly element at the last minute, as if saying, Surprise! The ghost did it!—a lazy shortcut that undermines the story’s…
As I eagerly await the release of King of Envy, I found myself drawn back into the Kings of Sin series. And what better way to dive in than with King of Sloth—my absolute favourite? This book isn’t just a story; it’s an experience, one that had me hooked from the very first page. From…
As someone who reads thrillers almost exclusively, I’ve come to rely on romance as my perfect buffer genre. Romance books are my go-to for when I want something light, fun, and refreshing. They’re the best way to reset my reading rhythm when I feel like I’m falling into a slump. Thrillers are great, but reading…
A great “don’t-let-strangers-in” plot I’ve read before was We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer. While that book leaned more toward horror, it absolutely blew my mind. If you’ve read it, you’re going to enjoy Nightwatching by Tracy Sierra just as much—except this one is a pure thriller. From the very first page, Nightwatching…