My Rating Rating: 4 out of 5. Book Review Shadow Guardian was a random selection out of the ARCs available and I must say I am glad I found this particular shadow world created by author Jennie Lynn Roberts. …

My Rating Rating: 5 out of 5. Book Review A journey…a journey of love… forgiveness…unconditional support…family relationships…strengths…weaknesses,…failures….and above all, a journey to oneself. Megan Walker’s Miss Newbury’s List is a sweet and delightful tale of romance and self discovery thru which the author succeeds in letting the readers know that your dreams may be…

My Rating Rating: 4 out of 5. Home Before Dark was the first book by the author that I had read and almost 2 years later I can safely say it is one of those books that has left me with such impact you know like ‘Rebecca’ that I would remember the…

My Rating Rating: 3.5 out of 5. Book Review The sheer joy of blindly going into a book on the basis of the cover image and a title and finding it exciting beyond words, now that is what I would call a blessing. An American In Scotland by Lucy Connelly is a dream of…

My Rating Rating: 4 out of 5. I have been wanting to read a Jess Lourey book for quite some time now and thankfully was approved for The Quarry Girls. …

My Rating Rating: 5 out of 5. Chevy Stevens’ Dark Roads is not an easy book to listen to and I honestly would have felt a little more comfortable reading this rather than listening to the audiobook. …

My Rating Rating: 5 out of 5. What does it say about an author who uses the ‘done to death plotline’ into something so soul-touching and heart warming that all I wanna do is to consider the book as a teddy bear and sleep with hugged tight! Adorable and freakishly charming, The…

My Rating Rating: 4 out of 5. Beauty and Beast retelling tag and that alluring cover image were enough two reasons for me to request this book from Net Galley and truthfully was happy I did so. Elizabeth Lowham’s imagination of the tale is sweet and romantic and at the same time…

My Rating Rating: 5 out of 5. Nalini Singh’s Quiet In Her Bones is a stellar example of how a book is best left alone without any categories or labels attached to it… You can call it a crime thriller, there’s a murder in there, you can call it a domestic thriller…