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I am delighted to be on DAY 1 of the tour! The Gilded King Book Blurb In the Blue, the world’s last city, all is not well. Julia is stuck within its walls. She serves the nobility from a distance until she meets Lucas, a boy who believes in fairytales that Julia’s world can’t accommodate.... Continue Reading →
Confession time - to date I've not read many graphic novels. I know I should read more, right!?! I have probably read less than 5, definitely less than 10. I've never quite found my niche. Well until now. Bloodlust and Bonnets by Emily McGovern was funny, snarky, ridiculous, a tad bonkers and so very readable.... Continue Reading →
It is only very recently that I have come across the genre of climate fiction (Cli-fi) and it is a genre I am now on the lookout for. If you have any cli-fi recommendations I would love to have them?!? So I was delighted to see After the Flood by Kassandra Montag pop up on... Continue Reading →
Warning – This blog post will discuss books 1 and 2 in the Fawkes and Baxter series, but I will try and avoid any big spoilers! Nobody likes a spoiler - or at least I don't. Hate them. Anyway... So, Ragdoll (Book 1) was good. Really good. I thought it was gripping, violent, disturbing and... Continue Reading →
I won’t lie – I first noticed The Kingdom by Jess Rothenberg because of the cover! The beautiful, beautiful cover. YA isn’t a genre I tend to read much of, or at least I don't tend to these days – I went through a phase a few years ago when I didn’t read anything but... Continue Reading →
WOW - have you seen the cover design? It's bold, it's bright and it's striking - I love it. What do you think? Confession time - I haven't finished reading the book yet. So this is a review of the opening and all I have are positive things to say. One of the reasons I... Continue Reading →
Good morning! And welcome to my stop on A litter of bones by J.D. Kirk blog tour - A big thank you to Sarah for organising my review copy of the book. A litter of bones starts off with a bang... The total collapse of Duncan Reid's life began with a gate in the arse-end... Continue Reading →
I have been spoiled with great books lately. Spoiled. I loved Degrees of guilt by H.S. Chandler. From the very first page I was drawn into Maria's story, but it was the introduction of Lottie and the other Jury members that had me hooked. Especially, the scenes and chapters involving Lottie and Cameron together. And... Continue Reading →
BOOK BLURB: Has your motivation to write flown out of the window? Do feelings of self-doubt creep in and haunt your writing day? Looking for a way to beat the doubts into submission? Award-winning author and writing coach Wendy H. Jones shows you how, with 366 glorious exercises you can use to boost creativity and change the... Continue Reading →
