Tag: literary fiction

I Might Be In Trouble | Darkly Hilarious, Addictive and Emotive | Book Review

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A perfect blend of dark, satirical humour and emotional vulnerability, I Might Be In Trouble is Daniel Aleman’s third novel and one that is very different from his previous two books; an addictive, multi-faceted and highly enjoyable book, I Might Be In Trouble is a brilliant thriller-comedy that truly shows Aleman’s versatility as an author. … Continue reading I Might Be In Trouble | Darkly Hilarious, Addictive and Emotive | Book Review

Jaded | A Truthful, Impactful and Crucial Book | Book Review

~ Leyla Demirel ~ 1 Comment

Fiction can be a great form of escapism, yes, but it can also be a fantastic tool to tell crucial stories and to help people gain further insight and understanding into human emotions and complexities. Into lives that are unlike their own. Jaded, the debut novel from Ela Lee, is one such book that tells … Continue reading Jaded | A Truthful, Impactful and Crucial Book | Book Review