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Top Five Tuesday: 5 books that have something to do with AIR #Top5Tuesday #TuesdayBookBlog May 23, 2023.“We All Die In The End” by Elizabeth Merry – Book Review #ShortStories #WeAllDieInTheEnd #BookReview May 24, 2023.Throwback Thursday – revisiting my 25th #CoverLove post from May 2017 #ThrowbackThursday #BookCovers #Fictionophile May 25, 2023.OverDrive is 20! some fun facts May 27, 2023.ISBN: 9781250812629 – ASIN: ‎ ‎ B08QGL96B5 – 326 pagesįollow Catriona Ward on Twitter Fictionophile’s archives Fictionophile’s archives Money well spent! Published by Tor Nightfire. After reading many positive reviews of this novel, I decided to purchase a digital copy. In three words: original, dark, compelling. Yet, somehow, I loved it! “ The Last House on Needless Street” is probably one of the most unique, original, twisted, and riveting reads I’ve had for quite some time. The cat co-narrator, the dark subject matter, the unreliability of all the narrators. I can understand that this would not be to everyone’s taste. Just let it be said that this novel has myriad plot twists, and it deals with how the human mind finds different ways to deal with pain, fear, and emotional distress. On that note, this review is going to be short and sweet. The nature of the plot makes it almost impossible to review the book without giving too much away. What a wild ride! Anyone who enjoys original thrillers with unreliable narrators have hit the mother-lode with this novel. If sorrow had a scent, this is what it would be like.” “Ted’s house smells strongly of vegetable soup and old, used-up air.

I you look very, very closely, you’ll spot Olivia peeking out the peephole. How I imagined the house in the novel would look. “There was a time when Dee would have thought that missing was better than dead, but the long years have taught her better.” Now she is determined to find out her sister’s fate. Eleven years ago, when she was a teenager, her younger sister Lulu was abducted from a lakeside beach. She is a teenager who only lives with Ted part time. Olivia’s coping strategy: “Anyway the trick to life is, if you don’t like what is happening, go back to sleep until it stops.” She prefers quiet environments, being stroked, reading the Bible, and of course, cardboard boxes. Olivia – is mostly black, with a white stripe down her belly. “In one way I am very lonely, and in another I’ve got more company than I can handle.” He is troubled that these are happening more and more frequently… He loves watching monster trucks on TV, making up unique recipes (chocolate chicken curry) and his cat, Olivia. Ted clearly has some form of mental illness and suffers from blackouts or fugue states, sometimes for days at a time. Ted – a man who is large and stature, has no friends, and lives in the house where he grew up.

“How many times can someone bend before they break forever?”