"The Figurine" by Victoria Hislop is a slow-burning Athens adventure fueled by ancient secrets and simmering tension. Unveiling family mysteries through a trove of antiquities, Hislop masterfully blends suspense and a love of Athens and Greek society. Though the ending may peek through, the journey grips you tight, a page turner!
Category: Mystery
Artificial Wisdom
"Artificial Wisdom" by Thomas Weaver is a captivating and timely exploration of a dystopian future entwined with the unnerving potential of AI. Weaver weaves a narrative that delves into the delicate balance between the promise of AI to solve our most pressing issues and the looming threat of its potential control. The way the story … Continue reading Artificial Wisdom
Harlem after Midnight
"Harlem after Midnight" by Louise Hare attempts to transport readers to the atmospheric scene of Harlem in the 1930s, promising a blend of mystery and historical fiction. However, the novel falls short of its potential, leaving readers feeling unsatisfied. The novel opens with a crime scene, as the story unfolds, the plot is divided into … Continue reading Harlem after Midnight
The Girl who Died
Ragnar Jonasson is a highly acclaimed Icelandic writer who I had never heard of before reading The Girl who Died. Una has taken a job as a school teacher in a remote Icelandic community to escape from her stifling life in Reykavik. the only problem is that the tiny village only has 10 residents and … Continue reading The Girl who Died