I think by now you all know how much I love YA fiction, so you can imagine how happy I was when I was contacted about reviewing The Sabbath, a brand new YA book by Arthur Nsenga and S.K. Francis. Book Review: The Sabbath by Arthur Nsenga and S.K. Francis Blurb from The … [Read more…]
I’ve finally finished the first book off December’s reading list. Considering it’s only 239 pages long, I can’t believe it took so long. December is just such a chaotic month it’s been 10 minutes here and there rather than sitting down to have a proper read. Book Review: Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion Blurb from … [Read more…]
This is it, I am finally reviewing The Dying Hours, the last book on November’s reading list. I have gotten so far behind on my reading and December probably isn’t a good month to attempt to catch up but that’s exactly what I’m doing. Wish me luck. The Dying Hours by Mark Billingham … [Read more…]
My reading list for December should probably be Christmas classics, but it’s not. It’s just the usual mix of books I have came across that I think I will enjoy. These are actually quite different choices for me. Normally there is at least one crime book (fiction or true crime) on each month’s list. Arguably, … [Read more…]
Looking for a Christmas gift for a book lover? Look no further – The Beautiful Book Company has all of your needs covered. I know people have a thing for e-Books these days, but as a reader, nothing beats a real book – particularly a new book with that lovely booky smell. And to top it all, … [Read more…]
I’m finally getting there. October’s reading list got so massively neglected that I didn’t post one for November so I could catch up a bit. One more to finish and I’m over three quarters of the way through it. Blurb from The Back Cover A decomposed body washes up on a beach near Glasgow. The … [Read more…]
Blurb from The Back Cover LA, 1969, seven people senselessly butchered over the course of a summer; thin strands of evidence point to a hippyish cult and its delusional, Messianic leader, Charles Manson. Little was known about this would be rock star and his peculiar “family” of young acolytes. But following a sensational court case, … [Read more…]
Blurb from The Back Cover Hetty Feather has begun a new chapter in her life story. Escaping from Tanglefield’s Travelling Circus with her friend Diamond, Hetty is determined to find them positions as music hall artistes. The pair quickly become the little stars of Mrs Ruby’s show at the Cavalcade, alongside many colourful acts … [Read more…]
Time for the review of the second of October’s reading list (have a look here if you missed it). Book Review: Little Hands Clapping by Dan Rhodes Blurb from The Back Cover In a room above a bizarre German museum, and far from the prying eyes of strangers, lives the Old Man. Caretaker by … [Read more…]
Time for the review of the first of October’s reading list (have a look here if you missed it). Book Review: People Who Eat Darkness by Richard Lloyd Parry Blurb from The Back Cover In the summer of 2000, Jane Steare received the phone call every mother dreads. Her daughter Lucie Blackman – … [Read more…]