Logging Off by Nick Spalding was a fun read. I really liked Andy and have to admit to feeling horrified on his behalf when he decided to go on the digital detox.

Andy, a graphic designed has a myriad of health problems, so he toddles along to his GP after Dr Google diagnoses him with several rare forms of Cancer - but his GP's diagnosis is much simpler - Andy is addicted to technology and the digital world. After some soul searching, Andy decides to undertake the digital detox - 60 days away from the digital world, unless it is work related...

What follows is a fun story, with plenty of mishaps and a sprinkling of romance - Logging Off was an easy read, that had me smiling and nodding my head along with Andy; another great read from Spalding.

I like to think I'm not quite so addicted as Andy, but who knows?

3.5*

Edited to change review to 3/5, probably more like 2.5 but

YES.

LOVE.

AM I ALLOWING THIS BOOK TO SLYTHERIN TO MY BLACK, BLACK HEART? YES.

Someone may have redeemed themselves...maybe

This absolutely blew me away, how can we be 18 books down the line and I still can't get enough of this series?

Slaughter does it again with the mystery, the intrigue and doesn't pull punches with letting is 'see' the dark and twisty side to her stories.

Amazing.

"Neighbour?"
"Hey, stranger,"

Mena has been tormented throughout her years at high school, her bullies just won't let her be. She keeps to herself and doesn't let anyone know about her problems, hell, almost the entire student body pretends she is invisible anyway...but she has her eye on the the new guy, who just happens to be her new neighbour, and the guy she has been chatting too over her balcony, and Mena is determined not to let him know who she is, as she is convinced he will treat her just like everyone else does...

When a new guy arrives at school and attracts everyone's attention, the bullies latch onto him in an attempt to draw him in...but maybe he's spinning a web around them instead