At turns funny, feminist, and achingly real, this read is perfect for fans of Sophie Kinsella, Patrick Ness, and Julie Buxbaum.

Based on his Daily Telegraph columns, Where Does it Hurt provides a sharp insight into the life of a junior doctor whose hopes of curing society’s ills are quickly tempered by the enormity of the problem he faces. Even then, I’m waiting for air traffic control to stop the plane and tell them a fugitive is on board. It provides a mix of articles on risk, medico-legal and regulatory matters as well as general features and profiles of interest to trainee doctors. It's got some great humor as well because the banter between these two is full of sass and enemies to lovers/hate to like or love you vibes. I did however at times find Sawyer to be a bit pretentious, her personality kept switching in the first 250 pages, which kinda annoyed me.Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to The Eclectic Review with appropriate and specific direction to the original content. so pretty much every book ever hahah But here are the top 3 books that I want a physical copy to right now! a paraphilia in which sexual arousal and the achievement of orgasm are facilitated by the fantasy or belief that one is in danger of being killed. My cheeks hurt from how widely they’re being stretched, but just like every time that needle poked through my skin, the pain feels good.

Hands shaking from the residual anxiety, I dig through the bag and pluck out the pack of cigarettes. I was mad he kept feeling bad for himself and taking it out on her when she’s been through absolute hell and back.

I absolutely adore the mystery behind this book, and now that I think back to the cat and mouse duet, that was also my absolute favorite part of Haunting Adeline. Something about the smell of the sea always soothes my tortured lungs, whether it’s because I’m abusing them with a panic attack or cigarette smoke. Her and Enzo have a one passionate night together and while he is sleeping, she steals his information.