Midnight at the Blackbird Café: opinion

A delightfully heart-warming novel. All the readers who love, hate, regret and long will relate to this story of hope and forgiveness. I'd move to the wonderful village of Wicklow in a heartbeat if I could.

A must-read for book worms. If you can, read it with a piece of fruit pie, it will make it even better.

Recursion by Blake Crouch: review.

One of the best sci-fi novels I've read in a long time. The kind of book that if it wasn't so well written, would make many people DNF it because the plot is really recurring. After reading it I felt that I had read more than one book.
I had very low hopes for it because of the author's love for vivid descriptions of horrific details but I just kept reading and it didn't disappoint me. I wouldn't say it's an easy book to read, it's very hard at times but there is always hope.
I strongly recommend it do sci-fy fans, even to readers who don't like the author since it's a novel you won't forget easily.