Hi and welcome to another monthly overview! Remember when I said September was a bit of a rough month? Yeah, October was even worse 🙈 It was a stressy, exhausting month that quite frankly kicked my ass. I started the month with a viral infection ...
Everybody wants to rule the world: Coldwire by Chloe Gong #bookreview #Coldwire #NetGalley
From #1 Sunday Times bestselling author Chloe Gong comes the start of a daring new dystopian series following two young soldiers who must depend on unlikely allies in their fight for survival.The future is loading…For decades, the world has been caug ...
The jungle watches, the dead remember: Rainforest by Michelle Paver #Rainforest #NetGalley
The virgin rainforest seems a paradise to Englishman Simon Corbett. A last chance to salvage his career. A final refuge from a terrible secret.But the jungle is no Eden. It hides secrets of its own. It does not forgive.As Simon is drawn deeper into i ...
A child who ran from the forest, a woman who must return to it: The Vanishing Place by Zoë Rankin #bookreview #TheVanishingPlace #NetGalley
A shocking murder in the New Zealand bush—and the witness who looks all too familiar—draws a woman back to the very place she swore she’d never return to in this breakneck debut thriller.Growing up with her younger siblings in the unforgiving New Zea ...
My Bookish Month of September 2025
Hi and welcome to another monthly overview! September was a bit of a rough month, to be honest. It started with too much socialising and the accompanying fatigue. It was crazy busy at work, what with organising and scheduling all the RSV, covid an ...
Is there life on Mars: Exiles by Mason Coile #bookreview #Exiles #NetGalley
2030. The human crew sent to prepare the first colony on Mars arrives to find the new base half-destroyed and the three robots sent ahead to set it up in disarray.In the four years since they arrived, the machines have formed alliances, chosen their ...




