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September 13, 2017

THE LONELIEST GIRL IN THE UNIVERSE by Lauren James

September 13, 2017

Book cover & rating - THE LONELIEST GIRL IN THE UNIVERSE by Lauren JamesWhen I first read the synopsis of The Loneliest Girl in the Universe, I expected an epic romance set in space. That wasn’t quite what the book was but I did like the direction it took. What I didn’t realise at first was that The Loneliest Girl in the Universe isn’t only science fiction but a psychological thriller as well.

· Categories: Fiction Keywords: anxiety, betrayal, death, emailing, fanfiction, life, memories, on-writing, orphans, post-traumatic stress disorder, space travel, violence

August 11, 2016

THE YELLOW ROOM by Jess Vallance

August 11, 2016

Book cover & rating - THE YELLOW ROOM by Jess VallanceWhen i first requested The Yellow Room for review, I had rather vague expectations. I hadn’t heard or seen any of my friends mention it but it’s published under Hot Key Books, so I figured the intrigue must be justified. And indeed, it was! The keywords tagged to this book were “lies, truth, sanity and yellow”. What I didn’t know was coming was the sheer madness of the story!

· Categories: Fiction Keywords: blackmail, british authors, family problems, friendship, hope, lies, loneliness, mental health, single parenthood

June 8, 2016

WITH MALICE by Eileen Cook

June 8, 2016

Book cover & rating - With Malice by Eileen CookWith Malice kept me up at night because I couldn’t sleep without knowing how it would end. Of course, the job of a psychological thriller is to keep readers up long after everyone’s gone to sleep, so it should be the expectation when picking up such a book.

· Categories: Fiction Keywords: accidents, american authors, amnesia, blogging, death, family problems, friendship, high school, hospital, jealousy, media, post-traumatic stress disorder, realistic fiction, recovery, social media, tragedy, travel, truth

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