Blog Tour Payback R.C. Bridgestock 6th December 2019 The Dome Press Blurb: The brand new series from the storyline consultants to TV's Happy Valley and Scott & Bailey and author of the DI Jack Dylan novels. Charley Mann left Yorkshire for the Met and a fast-track career - but now she's back, she's in charge... Continue Reading →
Dark Fragments – a dark and intriguing read
The second book I've read this year, Dark Fragments by Rob Sinclair is an intriguing and dark read. I enjoyed the exploration into the mind of a psychopath and seeing what drove him to the edge in his internal struggle between good and evil. I felt that the pressures of his life were well-detailed and... Continue Reading →
Little Disasters – an intriguing read
Little Disasters by Sarah Vaughan is an intense and intriguing read with a multitude of questionable but believable characters and a stark moral dilemma running throughout. I love Vaughan's writing style and will definitely keep reading her books in the future, however I am not sure this one quite hit the mark for me as... Continue Reading →
BLOG TOUR: Snakes and Ladders by Victoria Selman
BLOG TOUR Snakes and Ladders Victoria Selman 21st November 2019 Blurb Psycho meets The Silence of the Lambs One killer on the loose. Another setting the rules. A profiler caught in the middle. A serial killer is terrorising London, removing a body part from each victim and leaving in its place a single pink rose. Dr Vernon... Continue Reading →
Gwendy’s Button Box: the possibilities are endless
Gwendy's Button Box by Stephen King and Richard Chizmar is an excellent novella which considers the possibilities that come with having great power. This is a story that will resonate with me for a long time to come, and will be relevant in a political sense forever. Gwendy is a striking character, but essentially one of... Continue Reading →
Blog Tour: Nothing Important Happened Today
Blog Tour Nothing Important Happened Today Will Carver November 2019 Publisher: Orenda Books Blurb: When strangers take part in a series of group suicides, everything suggests that a cult is to blame. How do you stop a cult when nobody knows they are a member? Nine suicides One Cult No leader Nine people arrive one... Continue Reading →
The Testaments: what a read!
The Testaments by Margaret Atwood has been a hotly anticipated and contested book. Many have deemed it 'unnecessary', stating that it will never live up to the original and that Atwood shouldn't be responding to the current political climate. Others are just completely here for all things Atwood and will enjoy the book come what may.... Continue Reading →
To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before trilogy
Disclaimer: This is a review of all 3 books in the series by Jenny Han; To All The Boys I've Loved Before P.S. I Still Love You Always and Forever, Lara Jean I decided to read this very un-me series after falling in love with the Netflix movie version of To All The Boys I've Loved... Continue Reading →
The Institute by Stephen King: Pretty damn incredible
The Institute by Stephen King is one of the best books I have read in years. It spans multiple genres, has a diverse character spread with excellent development and a very unique plot. I loved that this wasn't your typical 'government lock superhero children away' narrative, as the experimentation and reasoning behind it actually made... Continue Reading →
