Alice and Alaïs are two women connected through time and secrets. Alice, living in 2005, finds a cave with two skeletons in it. How old are these, why are they here and who are they? As soon as she discovered them it is obvious they are very important still to some people and Alice is now involved in a big web of deceit, crime and a very religious cult full of secrets.
Many centuries earlier we follow Alaïs, a young woman with a free spirit but within walls. All the secrets Alice is struggling with start with her and through her eyes we will gather the information to understand the secrets that should have been burried for eternity.
this is a preview of labyrinth — kate mosse. read the full post (173 words & 1 image, estimated 42 secs reading time)
Jaine Austen (yes, her “mother is an Anglophile, and a bad speller”) has her own writing service and one day she has to write a letter for geeky Howard, who wants to ask a blonde female fitness instructor named Stacy for a date. Jaine is a bit reluctant to write it, but in the end, does what is asked by her client — money had a big influence in that decision. She had better gone with her instinct to refuse him, because next thing she knows, Howard is in prison, arrested for the murder of Stacy.
Jaine is 100% sure, Howard isn’t the culprit. The only thing she has to do now is prove her female intuition is right. Something that easier said than done.
this is a preview of this pen for hire — laura levine. read the full post (218 words & 2 images, estimated 52 secs reading time)
Black Jack is a surgeon without a license, but he performs the most difficult and amazing surgeries for big bucks. People in real trouble will contact him as a last resort and he always pulls through.
This book has nine chapters — nine surgeries — but none of them confinced me I was reading something I could like. The stories, as the characters, were shallow. For me this book shouldn’t be allowed to call itself graphic novel.
