on Ficciones
“Mirrors and copulation are abominable, because they multiply the number of men.” —Jorge Luis Borges, Ficciones
on Digital Fortress
A Game Of Secrets And Codes! Digital Fortress By Dan Brown
Dan Brown is one of my favourite thriller authors and having read a few of his books in the Robert Langdon series, it occurred to me I'd never read his very first book, Digital Fortress . In the mood for some suspense and mystery related t…
on Digital Fortress
This is an enjoyable mystery thriller with a strong central idea. It moves fast (I finished it in one day), keeps secrets coming and gives readers something to think about after the suspense settles. Dan Brown did great with this book.
on Sólo yo (Cami Lark #1)
Cami Lark is a genius tech hacker.
on El lenguaje del cuerpo
If you're in a conversation and the person you're talking to is in this position, end the conversation; that person has already lost interest.
on Rich Dad, Poor Dad
One of the must read books in history when it comes to investing. I really dove into all Kiyosaki's stuff, and Rich Dad is great. But Rich Dad Prophecy and Guide To Investing are much better reads. You should read Rich Dad first though, so…
on The 48 Laws of Power
Only reason this doesn't get a perfect score, is that it can be a lot of information to soak in...But overall, this is a must read book. Absolutely brilliant on so many levels, there's a reason it's so popular!
on Love Triangle
Another geeky book about how maths affects our world from Matt. He makes it fun.
on The bride collector
This book blends murder, mystery, and faith in an exquisite way and at the same time it depicts the how the mind of a dangerous killer works. Ted Dekker always finds a way to keep your attention.
on The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches
This book is cosy fantasy of a young witch who must hide her magical abilities but an opportunity to be herself knocks at her door. She must decide whether to protect her society or the people she cares about.
on El Principito
"It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye." — Antoine de Saint Exupéry (The Little Prince)
on El Protector Elegido
Excellent science fiction novel.
on El lenguaje del cuerpo
Hiding behind a barrier is a normal human response; we learn to cross our arms when we feel threatened.
on Open
Autobiography of one of the best tennis players in history. I hope to write a full review one day, it is worth telling why it is a read that I recommend.
on Trece casos misteriosos
If you're a literature teacher or you enjoy solving mysterious cases that spark your imagination, I highly recommend this book. I've had a physical copy for 20 years; it's fantastic.
on The Passengers
After spending so much time reading dark romance, Passengers by John Marrs was exactly the change I needed. The story explores the frightening possibilities of AI, showing how technology meant to make our lives easier can become deadly in…
on Caraval
Caraval by Stephanie Garber was such a curious and magical start to the series. What begins as two sisters' chance to escape their toxic home soon turns into a whirlwind of mystery, challenges, and constant uncertainty. Without spoiling an…
on Legendary
The second book was even more enjoyable than the first, but I ended up giving it the same rating because I guessed a few of the plot twists, and the ending felt a bit too abrupt, clearly setting up the third book. That said, I was complete…