Category: Psychological Thriller

Sunday Spotlight | Mirrorland by Carole Johnstone

Posted July 4, 2021 by Emma in 2021 Books, Adult Fiction, Bookish Post, Psychological Thriller / 1 Comment

An Update – Happy Sunday my lovely readers. It’s been a while hasn’t it?! I feel I’m here but not here these days and I’ll be honest I hate that. I need to get to the end of term and I will be back as I’m on summer holidays for 5 weeks. But until then I will try and post more as I have so much to update you on and I’m finally coming out of my reading slump. So that was a tiny update but today I’m excited to be part of The Write Reads – Ultimate Blog Tour for […]

BOOK REVIEW | Haven’t They Grown by Sophie Hannah

Posted January 27, 2020 by Emma in 2020 books, Adult Fiction, Book Review, Psychological Thriller, Thriller / 0 Comments

My first thriller of 2020 and it certainly won’t be my last. Lately my taste in books is changing. YA will forever be my got to for escape. But ever since I’ve read books by Riley Sager I seem to dipping into adult thrillers. I like this new side of my reading. I love how I’m totally surprised by what I’m reading and this book is no exception of that. We follow Beth, a mum of two teenagers. She was best friends with Flora, but suddenly 12 years ago, they spilt, never to be seen ago. To Beth it stemmed from […]

ARC REVIEW/ BLOG TOUR – FINAL GIRLS by Riley Sager

Posted June 20, 2017 by Emma in 2017 Books, Adult Fiction, Blog Tour, Book Review, Debut Author, Ebury Press, Favourites, Horror, Psychological Thriller, Riley Sager / 5 Comments

Hi Everyone, I’m excited to be part of Riley Sager’s debut blog tour. Today I’m sharing with you my review. Please be aware that this is an ARC review for the UK publication of this book as it’s not released until the 13th July. If you’re in the US, there is a giveaway at the bottom of this post. Hope you enjoy it as much as I have. Final Girls by Riley Sager Publisher – Ebury Publishing Release Date – 13 July 2017 Buy – Amazon | Book Depository Each girl survived an unthinkable horror. Now someone wants them dead… […]