Review: Death at Blockbuster: Minute Mysteries Set in the 1990s by [Author’s Name] Oh snap! If you’re like me, just the thought of stepping into a Blockbuster in the 90s brings a wave of nostalgia. When I stumbled upon Death at Blockbuster: Minute Mysteries Set in the 1990s, I knew I was venturing into a …
Book Review: Next of Kin (Next, #1) by Hannah From the moment I stumbled across the title Next of Kin, I felt a certain pull—perhaps it was the promise of a heartfelt romance deftly woven with themes of family and healing. Hannah’s reputation for creating tender stories with emotional depth preceded her, so my expectations …
Discovering "Lotus": A Journey Through Healing and Hope When I first heard about Jennifer Hartmann’s Lotus, I knew I was in for something extraordinary. After diving into her previous work, Still Beating, my heart was already primed for another emotional rollercoaster. With my road trip from Trondheim to Bodø on the horizon, I thought, why …
Book Review: Notes on Surviving the Fire by Christine Murphy When I first stumbled upon Christine Murphy’s upcoming novel, Notes on Surviving the Fire, I was captivated by its promise of a raw exploration of trauma and institutional betrayal. As someone who often wrestles with the concepts of justice and resilience, the premise resonated deeply …
A Heartfelt Journey with Unloved (The Undone, #2) by Peyton As a book blogger, I often find myself seeking novels that resonate on a personal level, and Peyton’s Unloved has done just that. The moment I cracked open this emotional gem, I felt an immediate pull to the characters’ struggles and triumphs. It’s a story …
Magnolia Parks: The Long Way Home – A Rollercoaster of Emotions As I settled into my reading nook with Magnolia Parks: The Long Way Home by Jessa Hastings, I expected a standard tale of angst and romance. What I got was a whirlwind of emotions that left me questioning my own preferences in storytelling. Honestly, …