ARC REVIEW: Salvation Station
“Who would savagely murder a pastor and innocent children, burying the evidence in the flower garden? Why? And most troubling, where was the mother?” Why Did I Read This Book? I was gifted a copy of Salvation Station in exchange for an honest review so thank you to Kathryn Schleich for sending a copy across…
REVIEW: Brave New World
“When the individual feels, the community reels.” Why Did I Read This Book? I decided to read this book because of the newly released TV series of this book which is now available on Sky. After watching the advert, I was surprised to learn that it is based on a book written during the 1930s.…
REVIEW: After The End
“When you stand at the crossroads you cannot see each destination, only the beginnings of the paths that will lead you there. All you can do is hope that someone will walk with you.” Why Did I Read This Book? This was a Beth’s Book Club pick for September/October and I’m ashamed to say, this…
REVIEW: The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
Why Did I Read This Book? On my recent trip to the Bronte Parsonage in the beautiful town of Haworth, here in the UK, I fell more and more in love with the three sisters. For Emily, Anne and Branwell, their lives were drastically cut short through illness, leaving their heartbroken sister Charlotte to mourn.…
BLOG TOUR: Smile of Deceit
It is my absolute pleasure to be kicking off the blog tour for Smile of Deceit today! You know me, I love a good thriller and this one didn’t disappoint. What I loved most about this book was the setting. From the mountains of the French Alps to a ski lodge just north of Lake…
REVIEW: Fifty Fifty
“Most killers I’d come across I could make a stab at some kind of explanation for their behaviour. I was always able to rationalise it. This time, there was no easy explanation. No key. This one I couldn’t rationalise. There was something dark at the heart of this case. Something evil. Watching. Waiting.” Why Did…
BLOG TOUR: Bent Coppers by Norman Pilcher
So today is my turn to join the Bent Coppers Blog tour hosted by Faye at Authoright. When this blog tour was announced, I was so excited to be part of it because there is nothing I love more than a good police drama but this is the story of the man who arrested some…
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REVIEW: Before The Coffee Gets Cold
“The present hadn’t changed – but those who had sat in the chair had.” Why Did I Read This Book? I’ve been wanting to read some translated fiction for quite some time now and you may have even read my post all about translated fiction on my bookshelf! So after finishing all the books on…
ARC REVIEW: Anti-Racist Ally – An Introduction to Action & Activism
One of the main reasons why I adore Bookstagram is because you get the chance to be involved in some really fantastic projects and I am truly HONOURED to have the opportunity to read and review this pocket-sized paperback all about how to be an anti-racist ally. It’s safe to say that 2020 has been…
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The 2020 BBC National Story Award
As you may already know, I was kindly asked to be involved in the launch of the 2020 BBC Radio 4 Short Story Award by Comma Press and I can’t believe my luck! The shortlist for the 2020 BBC National Short Story Award with Cambridge University was announced on BBC Radio 4’s Front Row on…
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