Very immersive. My first Stephen King. Don't like horror and so didn't want to read by this author but very much enjoyed this and it wasn't toooo scary. Enjoyed it!

Didn't really get immersed in the story. A bit to gossip-y for me.

Didn’t love the storyline and plot twists. Didn’t love the ending. Found a lot of it confusing.

“A vibrant, heartwarming road-trip YA featuring four teens and one unforgettable catalyst, Leila.” “Some twists demand a suspension of disbelief—fun, but not always believable.

I enjoyed this book about a couple learning to deal with loss and the sense of community that helped them achieve this.

This wonderful Japanese novel brings us to the beautiful coast of Japan where the characters partake of a remembrance meal during which they come into contact with a departed loved one. They are able to make peace with their grief in this unique setting. A cat resides in this space and adds a charming touch to the story. Human connections are made as we see the characters move on. There are recipes for interesting Japanese dishes. Particularly enticing are the omelette and the sukijaki. Don't miss this captivating story which may inspire you to do some cooking or want to visit Japan.

Good, sad but enlightening story. A worthy read

Rebeus faces major difficulties in solving a murder which takes place in a prison where he is a prisoner. There are many surprising twists in this mystery which is classic Rankin.

This fell flat in comparison to his other books. I was still surprised by the ending but it took 320 pages for it to grab me in

Very interesting book impacting one’s thoughts about salvery.