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Hello, It feels like its been a long time since I posted a review on here, but I figured it was high time I shouted about Bill Myers' latest book, which is out today! 🙂 About the book: A man in prison for murder. One woman wants him freed. One woman wants him dead. Mick…
Continue reading ➞ A Criminal Justice (Philadelphia Legal) by William L. Myers, Jr.
Hi all, In doing out this review, I realised I had never actually reviewed the first three books in this series properly on here. But hey, I read the fourth book, so you know I enjoyed them or I wouldn't have continued on. To be honest, this is one of only a handful of book…
Continue reading ➞ Bitter Falls (Stillhouse Lake 4) by Rachel Caine
Hi lovelies, Hope you all had a lovely Christmas and New Year break. I'm dipping my toe back into the world of blogging because I've been reading some great books and there's only so much shouting into the Twitter void a gal can do! The first book review from me for 2020 is Rosamund Lupton's…
About the book: Dr Jaqueline Silver blows things up to keep people safe. Working on avalanche control in Slovenia, she stumbles across a delivery problem with a consignment of explosives. After raising a complaint with the supplier, Zagrovyl, a multinational chemical company and her ex-employer, her evidence disappears. She is warned, threatened, accused of professional…
Hi guys, Ellen has a review for you all today of Disaster Inc by Caimh McDonnell and I'll be sharing it with you a little further down! About the author: Caimh McDonnell is an award-winning stand-up comedian, author and writer of televisual treats. Born in Limerick and raised in Dublin, he has taken the hop…
Continue reading ➞ Disaster Inc by Caimh McDonnell~Ellen’s Review
Hi, So you guys know I loved Six Stories and Hydra by Matt Wesolowski, right?! Well, he has a new book coming out in ebook (November '18) and paperback (January '19) called Changeling, and I read the whole thing today. It arrived in the post this morning, so how could I not read it immediately?!…
Continue reading ➞ Changeling (Six Stories #3) by Matt Wesolowski
Hi everyone, Another batch of mini-reviews for you all again today. I didn't realise just how many of these I had to do until I wrote out the books that need reviewing, so there will be a good few more of these posts, haha! Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor In general, Karou…
Hi guys, So I know I'm not meant to be reading crime/thriller type books at the moment, or even reviewing for that matter, but when I came home from Harrogate, there was a copy of Aftershock waiting for me. I have loved this series from the beginning, so I genuinely couldn't relegate this one to…
About the book: Spies. The best unreliable narrators that money can buy… Eva and her fractured team are on the run, desperate to find answers and uncover who has betrayed them from within the shadowy government organisation known only as the Section. Evading assassination in Berlin and Prague, Eva has had time to regroup and…
Continue reading ➞ Assassins Vengeance by Rachel Amphlett @EllenDevonport @RachelAmphlett
About the book: When will you discover The Otherside? There is more to the shadows than just darkness The Otherside is located at the fringes of our world, hiding in plain sight and existing within our shadows. Shielded from humanity, the Otherside is watched over by the BTCO, a highly secret government agency, whose members…
Continue reading ➞ Doorways by Robert Enright @REnright_Author
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