From top to bottom:
A domestic fiction that was a sad but beautiful story. At last a Jodi Picoult book that I really liked.
A psychological thriller that was creepy and full of twists so it ended up a good read but started off a bit slow.
A family saga that was an interesting read as it covered some complex issues and I liked it even though I wasn't a fan of the writing style.
A womens fiction that was a nice read.
A medical thriller that had a good plot although the grammar and dialogue left a bit to be desired.
A psychological thriller that was more a character drama but was gripping nevertheless and hard to put down.
A crime story that was enjoyable but a bit repetitive in places.
@ludwigsdiana@pusspup in theory I do agree with both of you although I’d need to read more than 10-20 pages before I decide. Even though there were some disappointing aspects of last months reads, I didn’t dislike any of them overall. I would certainly give up on a book I wasn’t liking at all.
Ian