Honestly, when I was just starting the book, I found it a bit boring. Maybe because I can’t relate to its topic. I’ve never tried LSD or any other kind of drugs before. But what’s really interesting in this book is that all we’re properly explained.
OMG! This book is really really good. Well, it’s pretty obvious because of the resurrected 5 stars above eh? I can’t believe that I waited this long to read another Mary Higgins Clark book! The feeling of excitement and the confusion on who’s the culprit was is very gratifying.
I am not one of those readers that loves to read books in a series. I hate being left hanging and am not really fond of long reads. I just don’t want the feeling of being deprived and have to wait longer to figure out a certain story.
When the author, Ron Glick approached me on twitter asking if I would be interested in reviewing his book, I got curious, so I went directly to his website and browsed all his books. I am a great fan of greek and roman mythology or anything that has to do with gods and goddesses and…
This book isn’t really the kind of book I usually read. As you all know, I am a suspense and mystery freak, and a hopeless romantic chick, so this book is really a refresher. So when the author Ian Thomas Malone emailed me about this book, my first impression on its cover is “boring”.