by Miranda Rijks | Mar 15, 2025 | Book review
Edwards is one of my favourite authors, so I knew I was in for a treat when I downloaded this audiobook. The story follows Ethan and his family, as well as Fiona, who moves in next door. When Fiona starts spending time with 12-year-old Rose, we soon realise that Fiona... 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 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... by Miranda Rijks | Feb 15, 2025 | Book review
This is a story of two British Hollys. Holly Jones is living the ideal expat life in Miami when Holly Wild arrives in town and infiltrates Holly Jones’ life. We soon come to realise that these two have history. They were at school together, where Holly Jones...