[read a book] The mysteries by Lisa Tuttle

An interesting book is this book. 

I bought to KL to be read during my break, I opened the book in KL to read it when i found a dog tag at the middle of the book. And i was like "あれ? I swear i havent read this one yet."

So i went to the first page and read from the start only to realise that I read it already.

Then i remembered reading a little bit while at home in Singapore. A LITTLE BIT.

I have an affinity to fantasy like novels so yeah. Maybe. But this book is awesome. I wonder if there is a sequel to it or not.

[read a book] The architect's apprentice.

By Eliff Shafak.

I gotta say that this book is pretty good and entertaining to read.

At first, I wasn't sure if I'd really like to read this book. Cause the genre is way of my usual chart.

But, I'm glad I did.

It's very or rather Islamic based, although it's not a religious book of any kind. Cause the setting is during the ottoman empire, and they're predominantly Muslims, so yeah.

Very rich in culture and traditions in a way though.

Shocking in some areas.
Like, I am not sure if the author is narrating a fact or fiction.

[read a book] birdman by Mo Hayder

I've read a couple of Mo Hayder's book before this one, and every single book has never failed to keep me at the edge of my seat and keep on reading it.

This is the first book to her Jack Caffery series if im not wrong.

Jack Caffery is said to be a rather hot dude detective but i can't picture him to be like so, cause I've watched a Korean drama who has an old geezer as detective so...(*￣ー￣)

Anyways, the genre of the book suits me so well. And i love love love it.