• Lock Every Door (review)

    Lock Every Door is a novel written by Riley Sager and is under the category of Thriller, Mystery, Fiction, Suspense and Crime. The Bartholomew is the most exclusive and mysterious apartment buildings in Manhattan. The main character Jules, who is recently struggling with her life and her finances, is offered a job to be an…

  • A History of Fear (review)

    A History of Fear written by Luke Dumas is under the category of Horror, Thriller, Fiction, Adult, LGBTQ+, Suspense and Mystery. The plot of A History of Fear written by Luke Dumas is a young man named Grayson hale who recently moved to Scotland to discover himself as his dad did in his years. Grayson…

  • I Will Find You (review)

    I Will Find You written by Harlan Coben is under the category of Suspense, Thriller, Revenge, Crime and Fiction. The thriller is about a young man named David who is supposedly to be the man who murdered his son. David claims to be innocent but the mystery witness and various evidence says otherwise. While serving…

  • The Night Wanderer (review)

    The Night Wanderer written by Drew Hayden Taylor is under the category of Horror, Vampires, Fantasy, Native-American, Canadian, Gothic and Young Adult. In the reserve called Otter Lake a young teenage girl named Tiffany Hunter lives with her grandmother and father. Throughout the novel we see Tiffany struggle with self identity, past traumas and navigating…

  • The Drift (review)

    the Drift written by C.J Tudor is under the category of Horror, Mystery, Thriller, Dystopia, Suspense and Survival. The Drift has three different stories and points of views all linking and connecting to one struggle, survival. Hannah a student whom attended an exclusive boarding school named Invadica along with other students on there way to…

  • Alice in Borderland Book #1 (review)

    Alice in Boarderland, Vol. 1 written by Haro Aso is under the category of Manga, Horror, Fantasy, Thriller and Series. The series includes 18 books all on Amazon or local book stores. The story starts off with a 18 year old who is miserable living his life named Ryohei Arisu. Ryohei Arisu and his friends…

  • Breath (review)

    Breath written by James Nestor is under the category of Nonfiction, health, self help, psychology and personal development. James Nestor is a Journalist who travels different regions of the world to figure out why as a society we forgot to breath the right way. The book talks about how to breath properly and how humans…

  • Tokyo Ghoul 1 (review)

    Tokyo Ghoul written by Sui Ishida is a 14 book series. Tokyo Ghoul is under the category of Manga, Horror, Fantasy and Paranormal. I have read the first of 14 books. The story starts with a human college student named Ken Kaneki, he is an ordinary college student who is polite and kind. In Tokyo…

  • Bright Young Women (review)

    Bright Young Women written by Jessica Knoll is under the category of Thriller, Empowerment, Crime, Mystery and Fiction. The story is based in 1978 and is a true story of the murder of two sorority girls murdered by Ted Bundy. The top sorority in Florida State University’s campus in Tallahassee is faced by a gruesome…

  • Jane Eyre (review)

    Jane Eyre is written by Charlotte Bronte who is a very popular classic author. the novel is under the category of classics, fiction, gothic and literature. Jane eyre’s story is mainly based on Janes life and how she undergoes several struggles throughout the book. Throughout the book I saw how people treated Jane and how…