#SheReviews The Rising Tide by Ann Cleeves

The heady, exuberant, and even poignant days of being a teenager, are undeniably a vehement springboard to life as an adult. The teenage years are, further, a testament to the fact that youthful idealism and thought are forever bound up in one’s […]

#SheReviews Twenty-Six Letters by Charlotte Nash

At first glance, the buzzingly modern and indulgent Gold Coast, Queensland, encompassing sublime and eternally summery vistas, is a universe away from a sleepy, yet visually radiantly dream-like and ethereal, English village. Further, a village established in fraught medieval times, and presided […]

#SheReviews Deception by Lesley Pearse

Secrets in one’s life that are at one-time held perilously loosely (despite the belief that the eternal silencing of the secrets are an iron-clad guarantee) have a habitual way of unerringly flowing, ultimately unobstructed, out into the open. Additionally, the seemingly sturdy, […]

#SheReviews Hit The Road

Hit The Road movie is uncomplicated to watch. But the warm story about an Iranian family dynamics during a family road trip, becomes complicated and includes a number of unexpected turns.  It is emotionally captivating full of wit and sadness diluted with […]

#SheReviews The Murder Rule by Dervla McTiernan

Even in seemingly fiercely democratic and justice-driven societies and countries like Australia, America and the United Kingdom, the once sturdy balusters in the legal system of justice, responsibility and respectability are at-times flagrantly flimsy, jaded and misleading. Such a timely notion is […]

#SheReviews Bosch & Rockit

Bosch & Rockit took me back to the fun and freedom days when mobile phones and social media didn’t rule and as I sat glued to the screen, I wished more young people of today could go back too, in real life.  […]

#SheReviews Wake by Shelley Burr

Distressingly and alarmingly, some 35 000 people ‘go missing’ in Australia every year, as reported by the Australian Federal Police. Although the vast majority of these folk are located within a six month time frame, approximately 1600 of these much-loved humans form […]

#SheReviews Rattled by Ellis Gunn

Ostensibly, it all seems to be a completely innocuous and pleasant exchange – a middle-aged woman and a middle-aged man, who have not previously met, exchanging small-talk as they wait at an auction house for the auction to begin. However, this apparently […]

#SheReviews Press Play

I come from an era when the gift of a mixtape meant so much, so I know of their magic. A mixed tape lies at the heart of new movie, Press Play, a sweet time travel romance written and produced by Josh […]

#SheReviews One of Us by Kylie Kaden

Sometimes the most glossy, envied and seemingly exemplary lives are merely a smooth and expertly positioned veneer that purposefully camouflages lives full of secrets, shame and the inevitable accompanying guilt. Such picture-perfect, yet inwardly tumultuous, lives are brilliantly, albeit poignantly, examined and […]

#SheReviews Reputation by Sarah Vaughan

The English word “Reputation” is defined definitively and far-reachingly as “the beliefs or opinions that are generally held about someone or something”. Certainly in all nations and societies in the world, one’s reputation is highly prized, albeit having the potential to be […]

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