Jules_Writes
I have been reading books by Kathy Reichs for years! Well over a decade - gosh, that makes me feel old. And I have been a fan of Temperance Brennan right from book one, Deja Dead. And I can't quite believe the series is now at book 19 and still going strong. Temperance has been... Continue Reading →
The Mothers by Sarah J. Naughton is another great example of a cover drawing me in and the book blurb sealing the deal. The cover is great right, I might be completely biased because of #CoffeeLove. It's the sort of design thou that has me striding across the bookshop to scoop it up. What do... Continue Reading →
First off! My apologies - I somehow managed to completely miss my slot! I did manage to snag an eARC of The Rearranged Life of Oona Lockhart via NetGalley but it was badly formatted so I popped it to one side. Reading is my happy place. And as such I can be quite particular and... Continue Reading →
The COVER made me do it... Some books you want to read because the cover is just SO pretty. #CoverLove I saw the luscious beach image and I knew I would be clicking the request button over on NetGalley and keeping ALL my fingers and toes crossed that the wonderful people over at One More... Continue Reading →
Today I am the last stop on the #blogtour for SOOT by Dan Vyleta. And isn't' that cover something special? Soot is the second book in the Smoke series. Book Blurb Welcome to a world where every desire is visible, rising from the body as a plume of Smoke. A world where bodies speak to... Continue Reading →
I was in a bit of reading slump all through December – because, well, December is just SO busy! And although my reading usually does come to a bit of a halt EVERY December I couldn’t find my mojo even after Christmas had passed. I was stuck. I was watching TV. Lots of TV. And... Continue Reading →
I was delighted to be asked to join the blog tour of The Foundling by Stacey Halls after reading so many amazing reviews of her debut novel The Familiars. And I started it knowing not much about it other than it was set in the 18th century, and wow was I entertained. I was enthralled.... Continue Reading →
I can’t quite decide how to start this review. The book was rather amazing, captivating and SO readable. And I enjoyed it. A. Lot. In fact, The unlikely escape of Uriah Heep by H. G. Parry is my first 5 star read of the year. I was entertained. But I think it is quite a... Continue Reading →
I was delighted to have the chance to read and review Who did you tell by Lesley Kara - thank you, Anne! After a child with a sickness bug, a heavy dose of the cold and all the other usual December busy stuff I am behind in my reading. As of today I am only... Continue Reading →
