Where did I find it: I found this book on a Facebook ad. This is the second in the series. What I liked: the viewpoint stayed with the same three characters., Cole, Hunter, and Elly. Several secondary characters all played important parts, but we only ever saw them with thoughts of the three. This is… Continue reading Book Review of Isolation by M. P. McDonald
Where did I find it: on a Facebook advert. This is book one of the series. What I liked: that it was simply a great story, brilliantly told. It switched between three viewpoints. Cole, mentioned in the blurb, his son Hunter, and his friend, Elly. The latter two were making their way across the country… Continue reading Book Review of Infection by M. P. McDonald
Where did I find it: on Facebook when the author posted the image below. What I liked: that the story was told by the main character, Tom. All the narrative was from his point of view. That mean we got to know exactly what he was thinking. What I found fascinating was the front Tom… Continue reading Book Review – Chasing the Sunrise by H. A. Robinson
Where did I find it: it’s the second book of the Fortunes’s Well series. That’s the name of the town the book is set in. What I liked: that the two main characters had mysterious powers that would help them fight the bad guys. The fact we didn’t know who they were was terrifying for… Continue reading Book Review – Project Pandora by Chantelle Atkins and Sim Alec Sansford
Where did I find it: this is a new series and after reading the first book, I had to read the next because it was so good. What I liked: that we continued the story with the same characters. Again, it was adrenaline packed. Mike, and his sister Emma get into a lot of tight… Continue reading Book Review of Safe Haven, Realm of the Raiders. (Book 2) by Christopher Artinian
In 2021, I read fifty two books. This year it’s over seventy. I’ve read a good mixture of genres from crime to fantasy, from apocalyptic to romance, science fiction, to young adult and even horror. I’ve read one anthology, one story collection, and one non-fiction. Nine, from different series and two cosy mysteries. Several from… Continue reading 2022 Best Book of the Year
A Chilling Clever Tale This book came recommended, and as part of my book club, a few of us read it. It’s always fun to discuss, and to share reviews. With The Wehr Wolf being recommended and a short read, once more I didn’t read the description. It wasn’t until I began that I saw… Continue reading My Review The Wehr Wolf by Alma Katsu
Now for Something Different I’ve been receiving this author’s newsletter for sometime now, and haven’t read any of her books, until now. It is so refreshing to read something that is a completely different concept. Yes, it’s a bit naughty, but the storyline in Roasting Rob is really great because it’s about older people finding… Continue reading My Review of Roasting Rob by Rose Bak
A Great Short Read I came across My Best Christmas Ever on Facebook. A page I follow had shared it direct from the author. Elizabeth Hill is a name I had not come across before. As it was a short story at just 18 pages long, it was worth a read. I had no idea… Continue reading My Best Ever Christmas by Elizabeth Hill
These is my planned reading list for the month of November. They are all part of a series except Beyond Connections which is a short story Collection. Kiss and Tell completes the series, but it isn’t the last book. I realised I’d missed one out so it’s a good job they are all standalone. Ghost… Continue reading November Reads
World of Stories 