by Miranda Rijks | Mar 8, 2025 | Book review
You can always rely on Daniel Hurst to write entertaining, galloping novels that will have you tearing through the pages. His books are like palate cleansers for me; super easy to read and fun in a twisted kind of way. The Husband is no different. It starts off with... by Miranda Rijks | Feb 27, 2025 | Book review
The Daughter combines elements of psychological thrillers, pure thrillers and organised crime. This is a fast-paced book focusing on Lauren, whose university-aged daughter Evie has gone missing. The more Lauren and her young son Lucas try to discover the truth, the... by Miranda Rijks | Feb 22, 2025 | Newsletter
I thought I would try something fun this week. I’ll be sure to give you the answer in next Saturday’s newsletter. 5 RANDOM THINGS ABOUT ME…EXCEPT ONE IS FALSE. Can you guess which one? Click the one you think is false: 1. I was considered an expert in... by Miranda Rijks | Feb 20, 2025 | Book review
When you have a heroine who does something bad, it can be difficult to warm to her. But not with Sloan. She’s a warm, at times hilarious protagonist, who has done one stupid, impulsive thing, resulting in huge, positive life changes. Until that is, everything goes... by Miranda Rijks | Feb 19, 2025 | Book review
Wife Mother Liar is told in alternating POVs from two former friends and neighbours and focuses on the tragedy that befell Jill’s son, Leo. I thoroughly enjoyed the beginning and the end – which gave me whiplash with all the twists and turns – but struggled a bit in...