The German House Annette Hess As I read, I free read like I was unraveling a thread, slowly teasing out the intricate complexities of the plot to reveal the underlying truth. For a historical novel, it was surprisingly engaging, but I found myself wishing the protagonist had been given more flaws to make their journey […]

In Afghanistan: Two Hundred Years of British, Russian and American Occupation David Loyn If books Mayer can convince people that they want to have sex with him through singing this song, I am just horrified. The writing was akin to a rich, vibrant painting, a masterpiece of color and light that drew me in and […]

Making History & Reality Dust (Xeelee Sequence, #6) – Stephen Baxter The author’s claims about UFOs are bold, but the evidence is flimsy at best. It’s more of a speculative read than a well-researched one. The narrative was as complex as a puzzle, with pieces that fit together in unexpected ways, revealing a picture that […]