My reading mood is like an irregular period cycle. Sometimes I pick up a book from my TBR pile and binge read them in two days, then I pick another one afterwards. And another time, I pick up one book and finish it after six months or more. So this July, I compiled the books I’ve read.

His & Hers is a Dual POV between Detective Chief Inspector Jack Harper and BBC presenter Anna Andrews, an ex-couple whose marriage lost its spark as the years went by. They parted ways after a tragic incident (that I will specify later). When a woman was murdered in Blackdown (their hometown), their jobs reunited them, but the case brought them closer, as the murdered victim was someone they both knew.

The story starts off introducing Sam Porter, the detective who's been working on the Fourth Monkey Killer case. The plot quickly kicks off when Brian Nash calls Porter to tell him about a “bus hitting a civilian”. Just a normal day until we find out that the civilian could actually be the Fourth Monkey Killer that Porter has been trying to hunt down for years.

Last May 2025, WB released their very first publication called Fate of the Flawed. It is a compilation of short stories with the central theme of fatal flaws. Four brave authors took the risk, the chance, the opportunity to have their manuscript see the light of day.

Nick was the average husband and Amy... Amy wasn't just Amazing Amy as her parents' book referred her as. Amy was Crazy Amy.

I saw the movie before I discovered it was a book. The book immediately made it to my TBR from there, my curiosity as to why the movie was in black and white got me intrigued.

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