Welcome to another Sunday Book Confessions. My cozy little corner to spill all my bookish secrets, from the reads I couldn’t put down to the ones I quietly set aside. Whether it’s a surprising favorite, a guilty pleasure, or a plot twist that left me speechless, Sundays are for honesty and reflection. So grab your coffee (or tea), settle in, and let’s chat about this week’s reading highs and lows.
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Weekly Menu #631 And The Book Of The Week
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The Last Love Song by Lucinda Riley
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Book Review: Servant of Earth by Sarah Howley
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ARC Review: The Hong Kong Widow by Kristen Loesch
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Book Review: Lost Stars by Claudia Gray
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Saturday Sips: Books I could have done without
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Sunday Confessions #329
Rock Paper Scissors
Alice Feeney★★★☆☆
I went into Rock Paper Scissors by Alice Feeney hoping for a gripping psychological thriller, but it fell a bit flat for me. The pacing felt slow, and while there was action scattered throughout, it didn’t really push the story forward in a meaningful way. By the time I reached the big reveal, I found myself more confused than impressed. It just didn’t make much sense to me. Overall, it was an okay read, but not as sharp or satisfying as I had hoped.
343/100 2025 Reading Challenge
In the end, every reading week has its mix of surprises, disappointments, and new favorites, and that’s what makes the journey so much fun. Whether a book earns five stars or just keeps me company for a few evenings, I’m always grateful for the stories that find their way to my shelf. Until next Sunday, may your next read be one you can’t stop thinking about.
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