Book haul: WO 1, Stephen King, Alex Kava

Hello my loves! Sorry for the late update, I had the first day of my internship today and it took me quite a while to figger out I didn't have any posts planned anymore. I have shown you the beauty stuff that I got while shopping last week, now I'm going to show you the books. I got a few books that looked very appealing and interesting to me.

Stephen King. Of course. Of course I got Stephen King! I love him! I saw this book laying in the bookstore and I knew I would take it with me rightaway. It's called "The Shining" (well at least it is called "The Shining in Dutch, but I think that'll be the English translation too....?)

I also got a book about WO1 because... Well I'm fascinated with the two world wars and I (want to) keep on learning about them. Also, I don't know what I want to study in college but there's a good chance that it's going to be history so...

And my third book is by Alex Kava. I think she has a lovely writing style. So far, I've read two of her books and I've loved both of them. They  never bore me.

Thanks for reading!

BOOKREVIEW: "Damaged" by Alex Kava

Hey guys!
Today I have a bookreview for you, it's been quite a while but I finally got around to reading my book! I’m reviewing an Alex Kava book today, it’s called “Damaged”. I have read one of her books before and I liked it so I had really high expectations for this book.
This is how the book looks:

I think the cover looks good but I’m not blown away by it, it does have something to do with the theme of the book.

On the back there’s written; “What’s fear, chaos, death and loss to most people, is morbid chance for others….” Oh, do I have to mention this is a thriller?

The story is set on the Gulf of Mexico. Just before a hurricane is about to strike,  the Coast Guard finds a fish tank full of carefully packed body parts.
FBI Agent Maggie O’Dell investigates the case and discovers that one of the body parts belongs to a man who disappeared during the last hurricane. It is also remarkable that the man lived thousands of miles away. What happened, how did a part of his body end up in there?

The book itself was good but I did not really “wow”. The storyline was nice and beautifully written but I do like surprises, things that happen in a book which really “shock” you. And I didn’t have it in this book. I actually knew immediately who the bad guy was, which wasn’t really nice because I still had a hundred pages to read at that time. I also had many questions at the end, things that had been mentioned before but that weren’t mentioned later on in the book, which is a pity because I’m always thinking about the details and I wanted to know what it turned out to be in the end. Also I think the summery in the back says a little bit too much about the story. You can already guess what’s going to happen.

So it was a good book, but my least favourite one from her so far, just because I knew how it would end long before it ended.