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Hi  Cher Ami, Today book review is all about the enchanting book Once upon a River by Diane Setterfield. Once Upon a time on a dark midwinter's night, regulars in an ancient Thames Inn are entertaining themselves with stories. There stories interrupted by the inn door bursting open. An injured stranger stumbles in, in his arms the drowned corpse of a little girl. Hours later the dead girl takes a breath… Continue reading Book Review: Once Upon a River by Diane Setterfield
Hello chè zanmi, The Fifth to Die by J.D Barker, is my first crime fiction book of the 2019. It was a good one to start my crime fiction year with. Chicago is having one of the worst winters it has had in years. A family decided to see if the lake is frozen enough to skate on. They get a surprise of a life time, when the body of missing teenager… Continue reading Book Review: The Fifth to Die (4MK Thriller #2) by J.D. Barker
Hi Meu Amigo, My 100th book of the year is Aftershock the final book in Adam Hamdy Pendulum Series. I loved the first two book in the series Pendulum and Freefall so I was very happy to finally get my hands on Aftershock. The Foundation are under attack from the different Governments, to send a message that they can not be stopped the people who are running the investigation in the UK and USA must… Continue reading Book Review: Aftershock (Pendulum Trilogy #3) by Adam Hamdy
Hello Mon Amie, The Mortal Word by Genevieve Cogman, is the 5th book in the Invisible Library series. The Mortal Word is the first book in the series that I have read. It not a requirement to read the previous 4 book to understand the storyline. If you are like me you will want to go back and read them. In Irene existence there are hundreds of different worlds. In all… Continue reading Book Review: The Mortal Word (|The Invisible Library #5) by Genevieve Cogman
Hi Umhlobo wam, After loving Pendulum, I dived right into reading Adam Hamdy second book in the series Freefall. Eight months have passed since the horror of Pendulum, John Wallace is escaping reality in Afghanistan. He is photographing real life in a war zone, as some sort of penance. John can not escape his past, as assassination attempt makes Wallace realise that he has once again been targeted for death. After his near death… Continue reading Book Review: FreeFall (Pendulum Trilogy #2) by Adam Hamdy