This book presents with one of the most interesting and unique premises I have encountered in a long while. Our main focus of interest Piper Parish loves her life with her husband, and he is a part of her everyday routine. The only problem with this is the little inconsequential fact that her husband is dead. Piper lives on a quaint island known as Frick Island which is slowing sinking due to climate change. The island has a robust group of interesting and quirky characters all of whom indulge Piper in her delusion involving her very dead very much not there husband. This little tidbit is what brings us to our protagonist Anders Caldwell, who happens to be an ambitious journalist. Said ambition brings him to Frick Island and to him stumbling ass backward right into this peculiar situation.
The Origins of Iris
Trigger Warning: Talks of abuse The Origins of Iris contains a compelling storyline that goes were few other stories will go. Through Iris we get an unflinching portrayal of physical and emotional abuse and what it can do to a victim. We get to see her relationship when it was good and passionate, and because […]
The Shadows Between Us
Let’s get it out of the way. I did not like this book at all. AT ALL. If you did I would recommend skipping this review because I go into detail about exactly why I didn’t like this book. Now I usually talk a bit about the plot before getting into the characters but this […]
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue is a book that I believed would top my greatest books of all-time list. I expected to read a book about Adeline LaRue. Her life, her deal, and how she fell in love with the darkness itself. But instead what I got was a whole lot of crushing disappointment.