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Woohoo!! Book 8 is soon to be released in one of my all time favourite series - RIVERS OF LONDON by Ben Aaronovitch. Have you read any of the previous books? If time and reading goes to plan then I would love to squeeze in a re-read of the series before the February 2020 release... Continue Reading →
Yay. It's the weekend! How has everyone's week been? Mine has been good. Busy! I went along to help on a class trip to a beautiful Scottish castle, I've made time to read and I've ignored quite a lot of housework! And I've been helping out a friend this week with childcare and doggy sitting.... Continue Reading →
The Shape of Night - A new direction for Tess Gerritsen?!?! I jumped at the chance to join the #BlogTour as soon as I read it was for a Tess Gerritsen book. I didn’t even read the blurb before I was chomping at the bit. And I was surprised when I started reading the book... Continue Reading →
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 →
SO, I'm a day late - but that kind of sums up this last week in general. It's been another nice week thou. I have been enjoying the first signs of autumn/winter up here in Scotland. I've started to look out the jumpers and big coats AND I even had my woolly hat on the... Continue Reading →
