About the book: Guy Montag is a fireman. His job is to burn books, which are forbidden, being the source of all discord and unhappiness. Even so, Montag is unhappy; there is discord in his marriage. Are books hidden in his house? The Mechanical Hound of the Fire Department, armed with a lethal hypodermic, escorted…
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Fahrenheit Press is 1! Giveaway Time!
One of my fave publishers turned one and they are just growing up so fast! 🙂 To celebrate this milestone, Fahrenheit are giving away a subscription to their Book Club, which means the winner will receive all the books published in 2016, 50+ books in case you were wondering!!! More on this in a bit!…
Rick O’Shea’s Book Club- Liz Nugent
Hi hi! On Monday (8th August), I had the absolute pleasure of attending my first proper book event and it was practically on my doorstep, so I couldn't not go!!! I'm part of a book club on Facebook, set up by legendary Irish radio presenter (and all round book nerd!) Rick O'Shea and we have moved from…
30 Day Blog Challenge- Day 10
A book you thought you wouldn't like but ended up loving... This was a no brainer for me. As a member of Rick's Book Club over on Facebook, I knew not every book would suit my taste. When I saw Wool I groaned inwardly. It was not my genre of choice, it wasn't even in…
The Memory Killer by JA Kerley
Really enjoyed this, which sounds awful considering the content (abduction, torture etc), but Kerley's books are just so easy to read. I find whenever I start one, I really want to race through it. Which isn't always possible with 2 kids and a husband (love ye!!!) and housework and so on. I always think that's…
The Death Box by JA Kerley
Carson Ryder book 10 in the series. Another instalment by Kerley featuring one of my favourite characters, Carson Ryder. As with all his books, this one is as enjoyable as the previous ones in the series. The blurb from Amazon below: "Detective Carson Ryder faces his most terrifying adversary yet in this nail-biting thriller from…
The Dolls House by Louise Phillips
I started reading this in December 2014, having heard high praise for Louise Phillips. I didn't know what to expect when I started reading it, but to be honest, I wasn't a fan from the outset. I found it very slow going, and also about a quarter of the way in, I went into labour…