These 8 Books are too Lit to Quit

While I haven’t been posting a ton – I blame it on my ADD – I have been reading a wide variety of books in a short amount of time. Coincidentally, I also blame that on my ADD. I’m sure I’m not the only person who suffers from this problem. Thankfully, I rubbed some of my brain cells together and came up with the genius idea of writing a short review for each book in one post.

Once There Were Wolves Will Have You Howling for More

I honestly can’t get this book out of my mind. There was something quite wild about it, and that’s not just because it was set in the wilderness of Scotland. This book breathes nature in such a way that it makes you want to get out of your house and wander the woods like a weirdo.

The Silent Patient vs. The Maidens

Today I’m going to mix things up a bit. What’s that saying? Ah, yes. I’m going to kill two birds with one stone; if those birds were books and the stone, this post.

The Last Thing He Told Me Should Be the First Thing You Read Today

The Last Thing He Told me has some twisties and turnies that nearly blew me away. Luckily, I was wearing my cement shoes as a preventative measure. Phew!

Get Your Revenge at The Lost Apothecary

Usually within the first few chapters of a book, I can tell whether or not I’m going to love it, or if I’m going to leave it on my bookshelf to collect dust. This book will not be collecting any dust!

The Sun Down Motel – Good Book, Bad Motel

After reading The Sun Down Motel, I’ve decided that the only thing motels are good for is as a setting to any horror-thriller book or movie. That’s it. I’m never staying at a motel ever. Seeing as this book is a thriller, the whole creepy motel vibe really works.