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This week I would like to feature... The Testaments by Margaret Atwood due to be published on the 10th September 2019. It is a sequel set 15 years in the future from the events that take place in The Handmaid's Tale. A sequel! I first read The Handmaid's tale years ago. And I mean years... Continue Reading →
I was delighted to be asked to join the blog tour for 10 minutes and 38 seconds in This Strange World by Elif Shafak, thank you very much to the publisher and Georgia for my review copy. Very much appreciated. Book Blurb: An intensely powerful new novel from the best-selling author of The Bastard of Istanbul and Honour.... Continue Reading →
This week I want to feature... Recursion by Blake Crouch - due to be published on the 13th June 2019, so tomorrow! I didn't even know Blake Crouch had another book out so soon for release, until I saw the beautiful cover design pop up on some of the #20BooksOfSummer reading challenge posts. So thank... Continue Reading →
I thought it would be fun to share some of my 5-star reads, some of the books that have made it onto my favourite lists in Goodreads. Some will be recent and some will be from years ago, but 5-star reads need to be shared. To start this new feature, which will hopefully become a... Continue Reading →
Will and Sara are back! I was delighted to get approved by the publisher via NetGalley for an eARC of The last Widow by Karin Slaughter. Delighted. I couldn’t click the send to my Kindle button fast enough. And then I did what I so rarely do – I started reading straight away. And I... Continue Reading →
#20BooksOfSummer is an annual event hosted over at - 746 Books blog running from June 3rd until September 3rd - the idea is to clear that TBR pile, well at least to make a 20 book sized dent. I decided after seeing a few other book bloggers join in that it looked like too much... Continue Reading →
The Controller by Matt Brolly was action packed from the very beginning. It was one of those books that fits the often overused term - a roller coaster of a read. The book didn't stop, well until it stopped - but you know what I mean? Right!? However, it wasn’t quite my cup of tea... Continue Reading →
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