On the surface, Kate Morton’s most recent novel, The Clockmaker’s Daughter, is the raveling and eventual unraveling of a century and a half old mystery: what happened to the infamous Radcliffe Blue and the woman who went missing along with it that summer in 1862? Over one hundred and fifty years later,… View Post
I’ve been in a bit of a reading rut the last few weeks. Whenever that happens, I usually turn to reading something completely different from my usual picks to give myself a bit of a break, which is how I came to pull my recently acquired copy of the… View Post
Once upon a time, in a castle carved of stone, a girl plotted murder. For Mia Rose the world is simple, black and white. There is good and there is evil. There are humans and there are demons that look like humans. There are the Gwyrach, magical demons like… View Post
Everything is a game, Em. Whether you know it or not. Which means that sometimes a lie is more than just a lie. Sometimes it’s the only way to win. I am generally hesitant about picking up a psychological thriller. They depend so heavily on them managing to surprise you,… View Post
“The dead do not rest,“ she told me, “only the living believe the grave can bring you peace.” Sequel Alert—The Heart Forger is the sequel to Rin Chupeco’s The Bone Witch. As a result, this review contains spoilers for The Bone Witch. When we last left Tea, she was beginning her march towards… View Post
