Reviewsday: Batman:Hush by Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee
Batman: Hush follows Batman in search of a new enemy who is manipulating other villains to destroy the dark knight and take over his city. As Batman struggles to figure out this case, Bruce Wayne is also having trouble in his personal life when he finds himself questioning whether he should trust the woman he […]
Reviewsday: A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J Maas
This is not your average fairy tale. Sure, it has handsome faery princes (kind of), a wicked witch (sort of) and an ancient curse that has ridiculous conditions that need to be met to break it, but Feyre doesn’t know any of this yet. All she knows is that if she doesn’t hunt, her family […]
Reviewsday: Finders Keepers by Stephen King
Finders Keepers is the edge-of-your-seat sequel to bestseller Mr Mercedes, King’s first foray into the crime fiction genre. And if there’s one thing Stephen King can do better than anyone else, it’s suspense! From the first page, this book will grip you by the throat and refuse to let go. I finished it in a […]
Reviewsday: Stolen by Lucy Christopher
The dark handsome stranger at the airport was just meant to be something of a distraction from the long hours of travel for Gemma. He’d offered to buy her coffee, because of course, she had the wrong sort of currency… and that’s where it all goes vague. Flashes of memories of getting changed, being dragged […]
