Book Description If you thought the horror was over at the end of In Shadows Waiting, think again. This sequel set almost 40 years after the tragic events at White Pastures, is a paranormal crime thriller with a COVID backdrop, showing how grief and love affect one man's sanity. After a young couple are ruthlessly… Continue reading New Release by Stewart Bint – When God”s Winds Blow
Category: Crime
Book Review of In Too Deep by Simon McCleave
Where did I find it: This is the second book of what will be a four-book series. What I liked: that it was based in Anglesey with places that I knew mentioned. It’s a crime novel, with a touch of romance. Laura continues her new romance with Detective Inspector Gareth Williams. It is not romantic… Continue reading Book Review of In Too Deep by Simon McCleave
Book Review The Girl Who Left by Jenny Blackhurst
Where did I find it: it was recommended to me in an Anglesey Facebook group. What I liked: the mystery and suspense. It’s the first whodunit I've read for a while. I liked how the killer was identified first, but then doubts set in. I also loved how it was set in Anglesey where I… Continue reading Book Review The Girl Who Left by Jenny Blackhurst
Book Review oh No Time Left by David Baldacci
Where did I find it: on Amazon when I put short reads into the search bar. It’s just seventeen pages long. What I liked: the description doesn’t say much, so I didn’t know what to expect. I enjoyed the element of surprise and the clever way it changed from where I thought it was going.… Continue reading Book Review oh No Time Left by David Baldacci
The Killer on The Heath by Karen J. Mossman
A woman is dead, and another is missing. The only person who can save her is Cassie.With no clues and time running out, her brother, Detective …The Killer on The Heath by Karen J. Mossman
Book Review – The Silkworm by Robert Galbraith
Where did I find it: from a television series. Watching it made me want to read the book. The Silkworm is standalone, and book two of the series. What I liked: most definitely the relationship between Strike and Robin. The Detective and his assistant. Also his struggles both physically, and financially, and the weather. The… Continue reading Book Review – The Silkworm by Robert Galbraith
Anglesey Books – featuring Holyhead
Anglesey is a small island just off the north Wales coast. It’s been my home for almost seven years. I love to read books based here and to walk in a…Anglesey Books – featuring Holyhead
Book Review – Two Sisters by Kerry Wilkinson
Where did I find it: in my audible library. It had been there a long time. A friend recommended him having read most of his books. It was about time I read some too. Luckily, the eBook was in Kindle Unlimited. I like to switch between reading and listening. With thousands of reviews, it seems… Continue reading Book Review – Two Sisters by Kerry Wilkinson
Ebooks, Paperbacks, Retailers, and The Library
I was given a paperback of A Cuckoo Calling by Robert Galbraith and recently reviewed it. Although I persevered, the book was too heavy and uncomfortable to hold, and of course, I couldn’t read it in the dark. It confirmed how much I prefer ebooks and ended up buying a copy from Amazon. At £5.49,… Continue reading Ebooks, Paperbacks, Retailers, and The Library
My Review of The Dark Tide by Simon McCleave
Where did I find it: I used the local library’s ebook app for the first time. I came across it, and immediately zoned in on the word Anglesey on the front cover. I hadn’t heard of the author before, but quickly realised he was a famous writer. What I liked: walking in the steps of… Continue reading My Review of The Dark Tide by Simon McCleave
