The Masque of the Red Death
Araby Worth lives in a city destroyed by disease and controlled by the cruel Prince Prospero. The contagion first struck when she was a child and she was the first to wear a mask, made by her father, to keep…
The Violinist’s Thumb
DNA. It’s in all of us but did you know it tells a story? Both of the human race and its own story of discovery. The Violinist’s Thumb is not only an introduction to the science of DNA but a…
666 Park Avenue
“Right, because it’s every girl’s fantasy to live in the world’s creepiest house with her fiancé’s controlling family and then have the rest of the world act insane just because she’s about to share their last name.” Jane’s living in…
It’s Monday! What Are You Reading?
Hosted by Sheila @ Book Journey Still not doing very well with Paris in July, it’s like the curse of the readathon all over again! Though thinking back, I have read a few books with France as a setting. To…
Pushing the Limits
Echo has no memories of the event that left her arms horribly scared. Once part of the popular crowd, she now hides away from the rumours flying around school about her. Her so-called friends think if she would only get…
Last to Die
Three children, orphaned twice over, first their birth families, then three years later the families that took them in. Detective Jane Rizzoli doesn’t believe in coincidences but must stand back whilst Crowe chases after the wrong guy. Maura meets two…
Criminal
Atlanta, 1974: Amanda Wagner and Evelyn Mitchell are young, female police officers in a man’s world. A step up from secretaries, they are assigned to sex crimes and rarely see a serious case. When they are sent to Techwood Homes…
The Uninvited
When the others joined him and saw the blood, they all had the same thought: a terrible accident. But it was a mistake to think that, because a few seconds later the child jolted awake and grabbed the tool again….
It’s Monday! What Are You Reading?
Hosted by Sheila @ Book Journey Well I’ve made a tiny start on Paris in July although one novella isn’t good going for half-way through the month! And, why are all my books blue? Read last week: The City’s Son…
