What's on My Kindle ATM
- Aug 3
- 2 min read
Like Me
Written by: Hayley Phelan
Genre: Thriller
Page count: 271

Instagram is a portal for teen Mickey. She finds herself in a modelling career which can only lead to drinking, money and friendship problems. With nothing else to do Mickey starts to become obsessed with model Gemma. But Gemma is a better version of her, her life looks perfect with her fans. It starts to take over her life and ends up trying to mimic her. Success starts to arrive on the horizon. But how far can her online persona take over her life?
Mongrel
Written by: Hanako Footman
Genre: Contemporary Fiction
Page count: 352

Mei lost her mother at six years old. All she wants is to fit in but it means suppressing her heritage and her love for her best friend. When she leaves the Japanese countryside to pursue her dream she becomes lonely away from her home. Then she ends up caught in her older teacher's charm. Navigating through nightlife and working in it too she has to grieve for her mother. Who had so many secrets and one by one they came to light.
The House Sitter
Written by: Keri Beevis
Genre: Thriller
Page count: 362

After agreeing to house sit for her brother's apartment it will give all the breathing space she needs after a breakup. When a power cut happens she is given a secret window into the lives of people living across. Seeing more than expected. A man living in a penthouse is joined by a lady on the balcony. The next weekend she was reported missing on the news. Whilst the man denies ever knowing her, she can't let it go.
Gold rush
Written by: Olivia Petter
Genre: Contemporary fiction
Page count: 385

Rose spent the night with the most famous man ever, but then again she can't remember either. In her twenties and working at a publishing house, she spends her days working on magazines. With the A list parties that is where she met pop sensation, Milo Jax. When flirting turns into waking up with no memory, what happens next will change everything. A story about content and how celebrity culture plays a part in this.




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