Fiction
By Graham Greene. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Insecurity is the worst sense that lovers feel: sometimes the most humdrum desireless marriage seems better. Insecurity twists meanings and poisons trust". I read this whilst on holiday in Fuerteventura, this is a great book for sun, sea, sand and a cocktail. I think I
Fiction
By Helen MacDonald and Sin Blache. Introducing Prophet - a mysterious force that taps into your happiest moments, resurrecting them only to turn them against you. But who wields this power, and what are their intentions? In a remote British field, an unexpected sight greets onlookers: an all-American diner, devoid
Fiction
By Francesca Segal. Charlotte is on her way to Tuga de Oro, a small island in the South Atlantic, to study the endangered Gold Coin Tortoises. During the journey, she suffers from severe seasickness and is attended to by Dan, who is returning to Tuga after 15 years in the
Non-Fiction
By Richard Flanagan. Question 7, a sprawling narrative penned by Australian author Richard Flanagan, transcends traditional boundaries of genre, weaving together elements of memoir, literary history, and philosophical pondering. Flanagan's presence in the narrative is linked to his father's survival of Japanese POW camps, which in
Fiction
By Ela Lee. In Jaded, the protagonist, Jade, conceals herself behind a borrowed name and a meticulously crafted persona. Born to immigrants, Jade adopts a Starbucks name as a symbolic representation of the dual identity many grapple with when navigating multiple cultures. Despite achieving success within her law firm and