She (H.C. Warner) – book review
Every now and then we meet a literary villain who is both villain and victim.
Every now and then we meet a literary villain who is both villain and victim.
What is always surprising about cults is that they consistently manage to attract seemingly intelligent
You know those books that pop up so often on your feeds that you begin
Choosing the remote island of Lark to relocate to is a decision made by the
As the author herself explains first up, having a dozen rules for life seems a
Pandemics, post-apocalyptics, zombie dramas, dystopians – choose your preferred genre label here – generally seem
Snake Island, like other notable Australian mentions published in the last couple of years, straddles
“Have you ever wanted to solve a murder? Gather the clues the police overlooked? Put
Don’t play games you can’t afford to lose. We all know them. Those pushy people
It’s a bit daunting knowing that in order to try a new-to-you series author (that