Books tagged with: anxiety

  • A Taste of Blood WineFreda Warrington
    A Taste of Blood Wine
    by Freda Warrington
    Fantasy

    A Taste of Blood Wine is romantic. It’s chock full of smoldering description, intrigue and mystery, dark love, and all sorts of gossip and twists and turns. The novel follows Charlotte, the daughter and lab partner of a scientist, as she rapidly falls for the vampire Karl. But then the plot thickens...

  • Before MarsEmma Newman
    Before Mars
    by Emma Newman
    Science Fiction

    Before Mars is the third book set within the authors Planetfall Universe. As the name suggests it's actually set before the events of Planetfall and After Atlas. After months of travel, Anna Kubrin finally arrives on the Red Planet to begin her job as geologist and in-residence artist. She already m...

  • Love BitesRy Herman
    Love Bites
    by Ry Herman
    Horror

    The best thing about genre fiction is that it provides such a wide array of ideas. Take the  concept  of a vampire novel. You may immediately think of  gothic buildings and lace, but you could easily read a modern vampire novel that is violent and full of action.  Love Bites  by Ry Herman  goes in a...

  • Dark LullabyPolly Ho-Yen
    Dark Lullaby
    by Polly Ho-Yen
    Science Fiction

    They all tell you that having children is not easy, but nothing prepared us for the first six weeks of having a  defenceless  little t y ke in the house. You may have read the books, been to a few classes or asked r elatives and friends, but when it comes down to it, this is all on your shoulders al...

  • The OffsetCalder Szewczak
    The Offset
    by Calder Szewczak
    Science Fiction

    There is one solution that would benefit our climate massively, but it is a bitter pill to swallow. Less humans. We are the cause of pretty much all the issues that the Earth is currently having and when we are gone, it will happily float around the solar system without us. A little bit grubbier, bu...

  • The Fan Who Knew Too MuchNev Fountain
    The Fan Who Knew Too Much
    by Nev Fountain
    General Fiction

    Cozy crime comes in all sizes, but it still has an odd name. The characters may be eccentric, the setting twee, but when it comes down to it, there is still a dead person lying on the carpet. Marple had her village with its higher crime rate than Gotham, Poirot had various summer vacation spots, Jes...