A Match Made in Heaven, The Matchmaker: A Spy in Berlin
The Matchmaker: A Spy in Berlin is a fun read for a crime and mystery novel. From fun characters, to an interesting plot, it has everything and more you could ask for.
Our thoughts on Books!
The Matchmaker: A Spy in Berlin is a fun read for a crime and mystery novel. From fun characters, to an interesting plot, it has everything and more you could ask for.
Marion Lane and the Deadly Rose is an upcoming book that we thought was a fantastic read. With an engaging mystery that keeps you on the edge of your seat and compelling characters we thought this was a great sequel!
Daughter of the Deep, is Rick Riordan’s latest novel and it is one that we thoroughly enjoyed. With some excellent worldbuiliding, engaging characters and a captivating story, this is certainly a book to add to your list.
Diary of A Wimpy Kid: The Deep End is a book that we were mixed on as a group. We thought that if you had a nostalgic connection to the series you would probably enjoy it but otherwise the book doesn’t have tons to offer without a strong plot or characters.
The Maze Runner is a book that from our childhood that we all enjoyed revisiting. We all thought that the story is compelling with a good mystery though it sometimes could have bad pacing.
Catching Fire is a really good book that improves on an already great series. With a really cool arena and some awesome characters, Catching Fire improves on The Hunger Games.
The last 80 pages are awesome, and the climax is perfectly timed. The way things open up all of the sudden is the exact shock to life The Prisoner of Azkaban needs. The smooth eventfpacing of the first 3/4 is flipped on its head by a chaotic last quarter, but it is a ton of fun.
Overall, Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption was another wonderful piece by Stephen King. The characters, the plot, the reading time, the length, everything was put into a nice little package that could be read in one sitting.
Marion Lane and the Midnight Murder was way better than what I could ever imagine. It has everything you could want for a detective novel: solid plot, great setting, loveable characters, and even wonderful diction and storytelling.