Few novels provoke as much debate as Bret Easton Ellis’s American Psycho. First published in 1991, the book tells the story of Patrick Bateman, a wealthy Wall Street banker whose obsession with status, brands, and… Read More »American Psycho Book Review – Dark, Twisted & Unforgettable
Few novels explore love, loss, and the heart’s impossible choices with as much emotional depth as Taylor Jenkins Reid’s One True Loves. The story follows Emma Blair, a woman torn between her presumed-dead first love,… Read More »One True Loves: A Heart-Wrenching Choice Between Past and Present
The Handmaid’s Tale book isn’t the kind of dystopia you read and then neatly shelve away – it’s the kind that follows you around, whispering in the back of your mind every time the news… Read More »The Handmaid’s Tale Book: Dystopia Done Right And Why It Still Stings
What’s better than a heart-pounding romance? A heart-pounding romance set in a world where everything’s gone a bit (or a lot) wrong. Dystopian romance books give us the thrill of rebellion, the ache of forbidden… Read More »26 Dystopian Romance Books To Make You Swoon While the World Burns
When a couple on the edge wins a weekend in a remote Scottish chapel, it should be a chance to reconnect. Instead? It’s a twisted game of memory, face blindness, and secrets buried under six… Read More »Rock Paper Scissors Book Review: Twisted Games, Fractured Love & a Whole Lot of Snow
In Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil, V.E. Schwab sinks fangs into our centuries-long hunger for belonging, desire, and damnation – delivering a story as unapologetically queer as it is gorgeously gothic. From the… Read More »Bury Our Bones In The Midnight Soil – Dark, Queer & Unforgettable