This completely stole my heart.

The story felt so real and relatable. The characters were flawed, messy, and human, which made me connect with them on such a deep level. I felt so many emotions while reading. Joy, heartbreak, hope, and everything in between.

Jet was easily my favourite POV. Her chapters always pulled me in, and I found myself most invested in her journey. Her voice felt honest and emotional, and I loved seeing the story through her eyes.

This is a beautiful family story about love, loss, forgiveness, and finding your way back to the people who matter most. It touched my heart and will stay with me for a long time.

This was absolutely INSANE in the best way possible. I went in expecting a messy marriage thriller, but what I got was twist after twist after twist until my jaw was practically on the floor.

I especially loved how morally questionable every character was. Nobody felt fully trustworthy, which made the suspense even better. The tension between Peter and Ainsley was chaotic, toxic, and weirdly fascinating to read.

And THAT ENDING. I genuinely had to reread the last few pages because I could not believe what I had just read.

If you enjoy fast-paced domestic thrillers with unreliable characters, dark secrets, and shocking reveals, this is such a fun binge read.

This was such a fun and unique reading experience. I didn’t expect to get so invested in trying different choices and uncovering all the possible outcomes. I ended up getting around 15 different endings, and every time I thought I had figured things out, the story still managed to surprise me.

This was honestly such a fun way to read because it felt interactive and kept me curious the whole time. Some endings were shocking, some were frustrating, and a few made me immediately go back just to see what would happen if I chose differently.

Definitely not a book you read only once. Now I’m determined to unlock all 22 endings.

I really wanted to love Alchemised, but this was not an easy read for me. The writing is beautiful and atmospheric, yet I spent most of the book feeling confused and trying to piece everything together. Sometimes it felt like I was reading through a fog. Intriguing, but also frustrating.

There were moments that hit emotionally and made me keep turning the pages, but the heavy world building and layered storytelling made it hard for me to fully connect with the story. I can see why so many people love it, but personally, it was more exhausting than enjoyable.